ECOSYSTEM SPOTLIGHT: Stakely (@Stakely_io)
Non-custodial. ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II certified. Slashing coverage in place. Spain's institutional validator now secures Mavryk Network👇
What does Stakely deliver?
- Professional staking across 29 blockchain networks including Ethereum, Solana, Cosmos and Polkadot
- ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II certified, institutional security standards met
- Slashing coverage for eligible incidents
- White-label staking infrastructure for institutional clients
- Non-custodial architecture, your assets, always your control
- User base of +40,000 delegators, securing $500M+ in delegated assets
- 15 global professionals running 24/7 operations
Based in Madrid, Stakely has been securing Proof-of-Stake networks since 2020. Their infrastructure powers validators across Ethereum, Solana, Cosmos, Polkadot and leading chains, trusted by individuals, wallets, and institutions worldwide.
Their validator expertise matters: When Mavryk's $10B RWA infrastructure requires certified, institutional-grade reliability, Stakely's ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II architecture and slashing coverage become critical.
We asked Stakely: "Why Mavryk?"
We chose Mavryk because its thesis is aligned with where we believe part of the industry is heading: real-world assets, onchain financial applications and infrastructure built for use cases that need more than short-term attention.
After years operating validators across different Proof-of-Stake ecosystems, we have learned to value networks that think carefully about the operators securing them. In a network designed to support tokenized assets and financial use cases, validators become a key part of the trust model.
Mavryk is assembling that foundation with a clear focus on reliability, ecosystem growth and long-term participation. That is the kind of environment where we believe Stakely can contribute meaningfully.
Our role is to bring reliable validator operations, non-custodial staking expertise and security-first infrastructure to the network, while staying close to its evolution as the ecosystem grows.]
Stakely's partnership with Mavryk strengthens that foundation:
ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II certified security across RWA validator operations
Slashing coverage
Multi-chain and multi-region validator experience with redundant infrastructure
White-label solutions built for institutional scale
The difference between "secure enough" and "institutionally certified" is everything. That's what Stakely brings to Mavryk.
More ecosystem spotlights coming soon. 🟠
Everyone's quoting the £33B. The blocker is one line down.
Ripple's own UK readout: collateral eligibility for tokenized assets is still unconfirmed. Until a regulator says these can be posted, there's no repo, no margin, no OTC settlement. And no £33B.
The prize is easy to write. The price is a legal determination nobody has made yet.
You clocked the right word: "reshape".
The IMF argues that risk shifts off institutions and onto the infrastructure itself. That's why they say code and settlement now need governing with the same rigor as the institutions they replace.
Faster settlement is an improvement. Settlement that absorbs the risk banks used to hold is a complete rehaul, and building rails that can actually carry that is the reason Mavryk exists.
@blknoiz06 peak apathy is also the only stretch where builders get to work with nobody watching. whatever defines the next cycle is being shipped right now to zero engagement
Great post and solid list, but no RWA list is really complete without Mavryk.😎
Most of these are point solutions: issuance, or credit, or a distribution layer. Mavryk built the whole stack, from an L1 designed for regulated assets to compliance embedded in the token standard(MRC-30), plus native markets and lending on top. Plumbing is exactly the right thing to watch.
Great Roundup, its worth noticing what the two biggest items actually are.
- SWIFT's ledger orchestrates tokenized deposits, then hands off to existing rails for final settlement.
- Broadridge's $7.5T is repo, which is collateral movement.
None of them is issuance. The week's real story is that the market structure layer is where production volume shows up, not the minting layer.
The amount of value being tokenized is exploding. The amount actually plugged into DeFi is not.
Real-world assets active in DeFi are growing fast (chart below by @DefiLlama), but the total still sits in the tens of millions, against tens of billions in assets already tokenized. Most of that value is stranded: issued onchain, but not usable as collateral, not integrated into lending, not doing anything.
That is the real gap in tokenization. Putting an asset onchain is the easy part. Making it interoperable with DeFi, so it can be borrowed against, lent, and put to work, is where the value gets unlocked.
Closing that gap is what Mavryk Network is built for.
A prediction: in a few years, nobody will say "tokenized asset."
They will just say "asset." The token will be how ownership works by default, the same way "online banking" quietly became just "banking."
"Rich people have access to all investments."
Mavryk's Founder, Alex Davis (@mv1_Davis), on why RWAs actually matter and who they're really for.
Real estate is overpriced. Stock markets are inflated. Down payments are out of reach.
The system wasn't broken by accident.
RWAs fix the access.