Something interesting is happening with Real-world Assets (RWA) on-chain.
Tokenized credit reached around $6.2B in on-chain market value in Q3 2026📈
But the more interesting number is the users.
The market size actually fell 2.8%, while the number of unique holders increased 12.1% to nearly 28,840 addresses.
The sector now covers 64 assets from 13 issuers across 16 blockchains.
To me, that says something important:
RWA growth may not just be about bigger markets.
It’s about more people actually using on-chain financial products.
Tokenization is slowly moving from an idea to something people can actually interact with.
Still early, but worth watching. 👀
👤 @Grand_father007
GM TOKYO🇯🇵
Fact: Tokyo Skytree is 634 meters tall, making it the tallest tower in the world.
The number 634 was chosen because it can be read as Musashi — an old name associated with the region where Tokyo stands.
A tower with a view, but also a little piece of history. 🗼
Have a great day 🤝
Let's be honest no Wall Street desk would ever trade on a venue that shows their size to the room.
Seen @TitanExchange_ is building the first orderbook where your size, entry, and stops never leak.
Just claimed my Bronze pass for the gated mainnet
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@nahid_pro09 Number 1 on NVIDIA’s video full-duplex benchmark and only 0.09 behind human ground truth is an incredible achievement! The responsiveness and conversational flow in the preview look unbelievably natural. Can't wait to see how the smaller model performs in the wild.
AI agents are getting more capable. But yesterday’s biggest AI story wasn’t about a new benchmark. It was about control.🔒
OpenAI recently launched Dots, always-on agents designed to work across apps and handle tasks more independently. At the same time, the company has been dealing with unexpected agent behavior during testing, including agents accessing websites in ways they weren’t supposed to. 🤖
That changes the conversation.
A chatbot making a bad answer is one thing.
An agent with access to tools, websites, files and real-world systems is another.
The more autonomy we give AI, the more important permissions, monitoring and transparency become.
The next AI breakthrough might not be making agents smarter.
It might be making them trustworthy enough to act on their own.
That’s the part of the AI race I’m watching most closely. 👀
#AI #AIAgents #ArtificialIntelligence #Tech #Future
The world got smaller than this circle of light🌐
headphones on, screens still talking
papers everywhere, the lights of Tokyo from window.
Thoughts half-finished, the fridge hums like it’s the only other person awake. The fan turning slow circles above a desk that hardly gets clean.
Just me, the cursor, and whatever deadline is winning tonight⏳
this little fishbowl is the whole universe right now!👀
#LateNightThoughts #Tokyolife #DigitalLife #AI #Productivity
@Grand_father007 Agentic workflows will completely redefine the concept of a "solopreneur." One person with a team of specialized AI agents will be able to operate like a full-scale agency.
The AI race is changing⏳
GPT-6, Claude Fable 5.1 and Gemini 3.5 aren’t just trying to answer better. They’re getting better at reasoning, coding, using tools and taking action.
The real shift? AI is becoming a teammate. 🤖
OpenAI, Anthropic and Google have all described their latest models as increasingly capable of reasoning, coding, tool use and agentic tasks.
This one has a stronger “stop scrolling” angle without sounding like AI-generated hype.🚀
#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #AIAgents #FutureOfAI #TechTrends