Following the successful passage of our community governance proposal, we have officially migrated from
TRUU (CA: 0xDAe0faFD65385E7775Cf75b1398735155EF6aCD2) to PRD (CA: 0xc84782858B7Bef5d25182Dbac956A6Aa463AeFE5).
Read the governance proposal here: https://t.co/ePH7VP1iCF
I like seeing products move toward simplicity. The easier it is to access RWA yield, the easier it is for more people to actually use it. That's how adoption grows.
OnRe 🫡
ONyc’s yield comes from real reinsurance premiums, not crypto.
In the last month, outside parties built real trading infrastructure around it
a rate market to trade it, an independent risk grade (A-), and a split into two risk tiers:
a safer “senior” position and a riskier “junior” position that pays more.
Since that market opened, the safer tier’s rate went up (6.4% → 7.2%) and the riskier tier’s rate came down (27.5% → 25.4%)
meaning the market is pricing this like a real, maturing asset, the same way institutional reinsurance markets did decades ago
just now on-chain and accessible in $10 increments instead of eight-figure minimums
🎉 70% of all TRUU tokens have now been successfully bridged to PRD!
Claiming is officially LIVE.
• One claim only (all-or-nothing)
• Tax is deducted automatically
• Remaining tokens unlock at 10% per day for 10 days
Thank you to everyone who participated in the migration!
Every new integration makes UOMI Inference easier to access.
UOMI is now an inference provider on USEPOD
Starting today, developers using https://t.co/pxl5NMEiAE can route inference requests through UOMI and access our low-cost, verifiable AI inference.
As our distribution grows, more developers and AI agents gain access to decentralized, verifiable AI compute.
Start Building with UOMI:
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Another step forward. What stands out isn't just the $1M milestone, but how OnRe’s $ONyc keeps finding new ways to be useful across Solana DeFi. That's how real ecosystems grow one integration at a time.
Every great decentralized network relies on its community. For PRDCTR, node operators are more than infrastructure providers, they're contributors to a smarter, more resilient prediction network.
More nodes.
Greater decentralization.
Stronger intelligence.
A lot of RWA projects talk about yield like it’s one thing.
It’s not.
There are at least three different kinds of yield getting bundled together, and mixing them up is how people misprice risk.
~ The first is real yield.
This comes from an actual economic activity, like rent from a property, interest from a loan, or income from a bond.
It exists because something productive is happening in the real world.
~ The second is protocol yield.
This comes from the platform itself, through incentives, token emissions, or liquidity mining rewards. It’s not coming from the asset.
It’s coming from the project trying to attract users.
~ The third is structural yield.
This comes from the mismatch between what the underlying asset actually earns and what’s promised to token holders.
Sometimes this gap is covered by reserves.
Sometimes it’s not covered by anything, and it just works until it doesn’t.
~ But here’s the problem.
When you look at an APY on an RWA platform, it usually doesn’t tell you which of these three you’re getting.
A 12% yield backed by real rental income is a completely different risk than a 12% yield propped up by token incentives that could stop tomorrow.
Most people compare RWA yields the same way they compare DeFi yields, just by the number.
But the number means nothing without knowing the source.
Before you chase a yield, ask where it’s actually coming from. Is it earned, is it incentivized, or is it just promised.
That answer matters more than the percentage itself.
looping $ONyc on kamino is one of the best plays in RWA right now
most people are sleeping on it
if you’ve been waiting for room to size in, this is it.
won’t last