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RWA Weekly Report|RWA Market Cap Continues to Rise; US Senators Submit Over 130 Amendments on Stablecoin Yields and DeFi (1.14-1.20)

RWA Market Weekly Summary (Jan 14–20) The on-chain total value of Real World Assets (RWA) continued to rise, increasing by 4.09% to $21.66 billion. The broader RWA market rebounded significantly, growing 23.84% to $350.08 billion. User activity also increased, with the number of asset holders rising by 2.86% to over 637,000. Stablecoin holders grew by 1.47% to 223.34 million, and the stablecoin market cap saw a slight increase of 0.66% to $299.64 billion. U.S. Treasury bonds remained the dominant asset class, growing 2.25% to $91 billion. Commodities and public equities also saw strong growth, rising to $40 billion (up $3 billion) and $86.31 billion (up 6.87%), respectively. Private credit rebounded to $2.5 billion. Key developments include U.S. senators submitting over 130 amendments to the crypto market structure bill, focusing on stablecoin yields and DeFi regulation. The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) announced plans to launch a tokenized securities trading and on-chain settlement platform. Hong Kong officials emphasized a cautious approach to stablecoin development, while Thailand increased scrutiny on USDT transactions. Major traditional financial institutions, including BlackRock and JPMorgan, are expanding into tokenization, with predictions that the tokenized asset market could reach $400 billion in 2026. Notable project updates include MSX (STONKS) reducing its RWA trading fees and Ondo Finance (ONDO) preparing for a significant token unlock and planning to launch tokenized stocks on Solana.

marsbit01/21 00:37

RWA Weekly Report|RWA Market Cap Continues to Rise; US Senators Submit Over 130 Amendments on Stablecoin Yields and DeFi (1.14-1.20)

marsbit01/21 00:37

RWA Weekly Report|RWA Market Cap Continues to Rise; US Senators Submit Over 130 Amendments on Stablecoin Yields and DeFi (1.14-1.20)

RWA Market Continues Growth; US Senators Propose Over 130 Amendments on Stablecoin Yields and DeFi (Jan 14–20) The RWA market maintained strong growth, with on-chain total value rising 4.09% week-over-week to $21.66 billion. The broader RWA market rebounded significantly, increasing by 23.84% to $350.08 billion. User activity also surged, with total asset holders growing to 637,807. Stablecoin holders increased to 223.34 million, and the market cap grew slightly to $299.64 billion. U.S. Treasury bonds remained dominant, rising to $9.1 billion. Commodities and public equities also saw notable growth. The market is shifting toward medium-risk assets like equities and non-U.S. debt, indicating increased risk appetite. In regulatory developments, U.S. senators submitted over 130 amendments to the crypto market structure bill, focusing on stablecoin yields and DeFi regulations. The New York Stock Exchange announced plans to launch a tokenized securities trading and on-chain settlement platform. Other key updates include Hong Kong’s advancement in virtual asset regulation, Tether’s expansion in emerging markets, and growing scrutiny of USDT in Thailand. Major financial institutions like Franklin Templeton and Anchorage Digital are expanding their tokenization and stablecoin initiatives. The article also highlights projects like MSX (focused on tokenized U.S. stocks) and Ondo Finance (offering tokenized treasury products), underscoring the continued integration of traditional finance with blockchain technology.

Odaily星球日报01/20 18:14

RWA Weekly Report|RWA Market Cap Continues to Rise; US Senators Submit Over 130 Amendments on Stablecoin Yields and DeFi (1.14-1.20)

Odaily星球日报01/20 18:14

a16z: PR as BD, How to Break Through the 'Noise' in the Crypto Industry?

In the article "a16z: PR as BD – How to Break Through the Noise in Crypto," the author argues that "communications" is a broad term encompassing strategies for engaging various stakeholders, including employees, media, and investors. It involves owned content, social media, community building, speaking opportunities, and media relations (PR). No single tactic is superior; the optimal strategy depends on answering three core questions: What are your business goals? Who is your target audience? What is the best way to reach them? A consistent core narrative is paramount. The piece particularly defends the enduring value of media relations (PR), which, despite its controversial reputation in tech, remains a crucial tool. Media coverage provides third-party validation, expands reach to new audiences (potential employees, clients, influencers), and drives traffic back to owned channels. It is compared to business development (BD), where building genuine relationships with journalists is key. To break through the noise, founders are advised to: 1) Be their own best spokesperson, 2) Build relationships with media like doing BD, 3) View media as neither friend nor foe but as entities seeking good stories, and 4) Contextualize their story within larger industry or global narratives. The article concludes that the best defense against potential negative press is a good offense: proactively building communication channels and media relationships before a crisis strikes.

marsbit01/20 14:56

a16z: PR as BD, How to Break Through the 'Noise' in the Crypto Industry?

marsbit01/20 14:56

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