Konut finansmanı faizin düşmesini beklemek zorunda mı?
Hayır. Yurt dışı kurumsal yatırımcıya ihraç edilen tokenize borçlanma, projeyi yerel faizden bağımsız finanse ediyor. Vonovia bunu 20 milyon euroluk ihraçla yaptı. https://t.co/AzpdgaMMWr
Where RWA Money Is Actually Flowing in 2026
Insights from Our Latest Video
If you've been tracking Real World Assets (RWAs), you might think capital is flooding everywhere. Reality check: In 2026, it's concentrating on sectors with predictable cash flows—not hype.
We transformed our analysis into a quick video, unpacking trends, examples, and issuer strategies. Watch to see where the money's really going:
RWAs win by focusing on enforceable revenues that institutions can underwrite, expanding global access via tokens.
Concise Highlights:
- Hospitality: Revenue bonds from bookings (e.g., St. Regis Aspen @aspen_digital: $18M raised; Furahaa: €1.2M/branch yields).
- Real Estate: Tokenized rentals for daily stablecoins (@RealTPlatform; @zoniqxinc: $100M+ in 2025; @Deloitte: $4T by 2035).
- Energy: PPA-backed solar/wind ( @business: $1.9T invested; @OndoFinance: ETF exposure; 8-12% yields).
- Infrastructure: Usage-based assets like data centers (billions tokenized; ESG inflows rising).
- Credit/Trade: Fast settlements (@centrifuge: invoices; @maplefinance, @goldfinch_fi: $18.91B on-chain).
- Royalties/IP: Streamlined payouts (Rihanna @rihanna hits; @join_royal: $500K+; @ipwe_: fractional patents).
- Issuer Tips: Verify contractible flows, off-chain viability, regulatory fit—then tokenize for broader capital.
Catch the 6-min video here for full details. Essential for investors and RWA builders.
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Between equity and debt tokenization craze, revenue tokens are soaring lately. Here's the video edition of our latest article on the subject.
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We need to make capital formation way easier for private companies.
There's such high demand for some of the large private companies, it's actually a good example of the unintended consequences of higher regulation. Right now, companies are incentivized to stay public for too long.
Companies stay private for years, and all the money is made by private/credit investors. When they go public, price performance often isn't great. There's no liquid market setting proper valuations early in the lifecycle.
Eventually, you'll be able to go public entirely onchain, which will dramatically lower costs, reduce friction and increase access. Hopefully very soon!