One other underappreciated part of @onrefinance Liquidity Engine:
By allocating ~15% of underwriting capital to ONyc liquidity, OnRe isnโt just solving the โwhere are the buyers?โ problem โ itโs moving part of the market-liquidity risk onto the issuer itself.
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@onrefinance Thatโs interesting for RWAs because once an asset gets large, liquidity stops being just a feature. It becomes part of the issuerโs balance sheet and risk management.
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Fungo Labs caught my attention because the privacy-first approach feels genuinely relevant. Onchain activity can reveal way too much, and I like the idea of giving users more control over what they expose. Still early, but definitely worth watching.
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@onrefinance And I think this is much more important for RWAs than simply โputting real assets onchain.โ
When an #RWA can support different risk markets, you're starting to build an actual capital market onchain.
That's why it's better for you to invest on @onrefinance
Something interesting happened around @onrefinance in September:
ONyc is starting to look less like a yield-bearing asset and more like a full risk/return curve.
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@onrefinance That means users can increasingly separate YIELD, LEVERAGE, DURATION, and PROTECTION instead of taking one risk profile.
Can you believe it!?