@DannisKim15@muneeb 이게 맞지.
기껏 기어나와서 쓴다는 글이 가족 운운하고 있으니 어이가 없었습니다.
온갖 프로페셔널한 척은 혼자 다하면서 실속은 없고..
뜬구름 잡는 헛소리 꾸며낼 생각 마시고, 반성부터 하고, 이 사태에 대한 수습이나 잘 하시길.. @muneeb
A warm welcome to 2026 from the team.
We’re kicking off the year with three new integrations now live across the research pipeline for all accounts and API users:
- Fantasy Premier League
- Apollo
- Kalshi
🚨 Centrifuge: The Quiet RWA Giant Moving $1.3B Onchain
Everyone’s been talking about RWAs for like 2 years but most of it has been just talk
Now we’re finally seeing meaningful dollars move on-chain and $CFG is one of the under discussed giants behind it
1. Centrifuge is an asset tokenization and fund platform that lets asset managers issue tokenized funds backed by real world assets
It’s basically infra for turning TradFi strategies into usable onchain tokens
2. Institutional capital is actually here with $1.3B in new inflows YTD on Centrifuge
This $1.3B is mostly from two products by Janus Henderson, a $480B AUM asset manager:
- JAAA (tokenized credit / CLO exposure)
- JTRSY (tokenized treasuries)
So this isn’t the DeFi summer playbook. This is fund managers distributing strategies onchain because there’s demand for them
So why would Janus Henderson care to tokenize anything?
Distribution.
They already run massive funds in TradFi. Tokenizing them just gives access to:
- new allocators
- new rails
- 24/7 liquidity
- programmable collateral
Basically, it’s their same strategy just with a new wrapper in a new market
That’s a way better story than “TradFi discovered crypto and wants to experiment.”
3. JAAA is the breakout product
The killer stat: JAAA (the tokenized credit fund) is sitting at about $1B in TVL on Centrifuge
And it’s not even a new random fund invented for crypto
It mirrors Janus Henderson’s AAA CLO strategy, which they also run traditionally as an ETF with $25B in AUM
Tokenizing that strategy lets investors:
- hold it as a token
- plug it into onchain portfolios
- use it as collateral
It’s a big deal because now we have crypto capital holding actual credit exposure at scale
That’s new.
4. Centrifuge launched V3 in summer 2025, basically a multichain layer for funds
The idea is simple: Tokenize a fund once and deploy it across chains from one interface
Instead of each chain being a separate headache:
- one fund
- multi-network distribution
- unified operations
For asset managers, this matters a ton: they don’t want to maintain 5 versions of a fund across 5 ecosystems
For Centrifuge, it’s a distribution flywheel:
More chains → more allocators → more managers → more supply → repeat.
And you can actually see this: multichain TVL has been rising as a clean proxy for adoption
The whole idea is Tokenized funds are a better user experience than tokenized assets
Most of the RWA talk has been about tokenizing individual loans or invoices.
Cool tech demo, terrible product
Centrifuge’s take is:
- tokenizing fund products is way more useful
- asset managers should handle origination
- crypto allocators should just buy exposure
It’s basically the difference between:
“Here’s a loan you can underwrite yourself”
vs.
“Here’s a senior credit strategy run by a $480B manager that you can plug into your portfolio.”
Which product do you think scales?
5. Why this matters for crypto investors?
Crypto desperately needs stable, uncorrelated yield that isn’t just “borrow USDC at 7% and hope”
Tokenized credit + treasuries let treasuries, stablecoins, and DAOs:
- diversify
- derisk
- build actual business models
Centrifuge sits in the middle of this as distribution infrastructure
They’re not trying to become the originator
They’re trying to become the AWS of tokenized funds
6. Why you should pay attention
If tokenization is real, the winners are whoever controls:
- fund issuance
- distribution rails
- liquidity plumbing
- cross-chain interoperability
And the bet here isn’t “crypto recreates Wall St”
It’s “Wall St. wants new rails and crypto needs real yield”
The $1B+ sitting in JAAA is evidence that a market is forming and Centrifuge is leading that charge
@FermiAmerica@UBS@ask_caesar There was a headline that said, ‘Fermi in talks for USD 4 billion project financing for tenant.’
Which company do you think the ‘tenant’ mentioned here might refer to?