I am #crypto investor and #NFT enthusiast. My passion is to look for unique project with real world application and projects that will make our lives better.
Crucial for blockchain adoption is that blockchain is easy to understand, transparent, secure and that is seamlessly running in the background so that the user doesn't even know he is using blockchain. $GEEQ is all that!
SOIL LTD Treasury Buyback update ✅
New tokens: + 460,107
Treasury pool total (after this buyback): 1,167,788 SOIL
Full verification on Dune (wallet + tx hashes):
📊https://t.co/wRpa49DiAU
Tokenization moves wrapped assets.
It hasn't removed the friction of understanding
what the asset represents
at any current moment in time.
Upstream work keeps traveling downstream.
Why pay twice?
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The agentic economy needs instant settlement at near-zero cost.
Agents will send $0.0001 payments millions of times a day. Legacy rails can’t keep up. Sui can.
With gasless stablecoin transfers, Sui makes always-on microtransactions fast, seamless, and dependable.
RWAs have conditional value.
They are affected by real world events.
When the underlying asset changes,
the risk today is not the same as the risk tomorrow.
Ledgers were built to update balances in a straight line, not manage risk.
Verifying events over a lifecycle is a different problem.
That's the one we solve.
Tokens move wrapped assets.
The next piece is providing evidence that tracks the underlying value of those assets.
That's the piece we provide.
Investors need a shared evidence rail.
Otherwise they have to pay all the costs of repeated due diligence - or the money sits on the sidelines.
Custody + tokenization + verification + security + markets
The verification stack is done. You've got the rest.
Go forth and make policy.
I work on cryptographic verification for sequences, e.g. software pipelines and information supply chains. These structures may be similar.
In that world, it's no longer enough to have a hash of a file. A signed hash is more of a static mental model: compare one point in time against its mirrored image.
Today, the problem space has expanded to verifying the validity of the conditions that triggered each state transition.
Verification of conditions requires checking:
authority to alter the state of that particular object
in a certain order
based on the object's path to the current state
I think there's a parallel from my world of chained events to the problems you're both posing.
Chiming in because I had to write an ontology about object-oriented event modeling. Might be useful.
SOIL joins InkWorks Cohort 00
@inkonchain is a Layer 2 released by Kraken and built on the Superchain, focused on creating a seamless DeFi.
This also marks the beginning of a long-term relationship with Ink and the broader @krakenfx ecosystem across multiple areas.
Private credit is not difficult because tokens cannot move.
It is difficult because conditions change constantly.
Collateral.
Authority.
Approvals.
Covenants.
Servicing state.
RWAs need receipts that move with the asset.
Tokenization moves wrapped assets.
The underlying assets still need verification.
Geeq: Conditions need their own rail.
🚀The first public receipts rail is live today! IGNITE!
Use transactions to track activity.
Use receipts to verify where an asset is in its lifecycle.
Verification requires evidence.
Evidence requires receipts.
Managing counterparty risk requires both.
Life gets easier when assets carry their own receipts.
Since launching our 5% APR XRP Vaults, we keep getting the same question:
“Where does the yield come from?”
And honestly, it’s one of the best questions you can ask.
Yield should never be accepted blindly.
Here’s the answer from our interview with @krippenreiter.
$JTRSY yield is coming to @Grvt_io.
Once integrated, JTRSY joins the yield sources behind Grvt's Earn product. Users keep a single self-custodial balance that earns yield and stays usable as trading collateral.
Tokenized RWAs expanding into more venues, more use cases.