There is only one thing the EF should have as its mandate:
- The current financial system is broken
- We are going to build a better one
- We will work with the best teams that share the same goal
The Arbitrum Audit Program has released its 2nd Transparency Report.
The past quarter marked a shift from volume to maturity with stronger pipelines, better-prepared teams, and more effective execution
Here’s what mid-year progress looks like👇
https://t.co/P4H8osAHZF
WisdomTree is the latest major issuer to connect into this orchestration layer, joining Centrifuge and DigiFT. Institutions are moving beyond issuance and plugging into programmable rails.
Nashpoint has integrated WisdomTree Connect from @WisdomTreeFunds on @Arbitrum.
WTGXX and CRDYX can now be incorporated alongside RWAs from Centrifuge and DigiFT inside a single programmable vault architecture.
One vault. Multiple institutional RWA issuers. Unified liquidity + rebalancing logic.
This is what RWA orchestration looks like.
Eight years ago, onchain RWAs were a debate.
A year or two ago, it was mostly tokenized T-bills.
Now it’s starting to diversify:
>Higher-grade fixed income.
>Private credit.
>Early derivative structures built on top.
That’s the real shift. From simple collateral to actual financial integration.
Feels like this phase is just beginning.
What is @nashpointfi?
According to founder and CEO, Cormac Daly, it is a "one stop shop" for earning yield via tokenization of RWAs
In our first clip for this week's DecentraLounge, Cormac explains how Nashpoint is poised to be "the orchestration layer for tokenization"
🔴 5 Feb was a historic day for Arbitrum
Highest daily transaction count : 9,393,453 (up 3x from previous ATH)
Max TPS: 3400+ (for context: Visa typically does~1,500–3,000 TPS on average globally)
The most impressive feat: transaction fees <0.25 gwei
What did means for the fintech nerds = arbitrum can handle higher throughput with much greater price stability.
Over to you to figure out how to best leverage this engineering feat
DeFi builders now have two options:
build everything themselves or build with Nashpoint.
What more and more teams and institutions are realizing is that they don’t need to reinvent the wheel.
Proven infrastructure already exists that abstracts away the complexity, enabling fast integration while, under the hood, accessing traditional capital markets brought onchain by platforms like @DigiFTTech.
This is the layer Nashpoint is building, on @arbitrum.
Tally is launching an ICO.
We believe we've built the best on-chain mechanism for raising capital via tokens — and we're going to prove it by using it ourselves.
Over the next 60 days, we're documenting every step of what it looks like to launch a token the right way, in the United States, in 2026.
We're demystifying a process that has historically be rife with abuse by bringing all the steps out into the open.
Episode 1 👇
Teams like @DigiFTTech have been building the regulatory and operational foundations that make RWAs possible.
For fintechs thinking about stablecoins and tokenized assets, the challenge isn’t hype or tech — it’s compliance and process.
That’s where we’re focused at @nashpointfi .
Building for capital markets requires a long-term mindset.
@AmosSong55 (CBO, @DigiFTTech) on why regulated counterparties and institutional discipline matter when infrastructure is designed to last.
For those interested in an ELI5 of Arbitrum’s DIA upgrade…
Short version (<60s):
https://t.co/6aWU9K9J3A
Full length version:
https://t.co/WI8MYOYY7i