
RWA NEWS & INSIGHTS - Class of 2016 🍻
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RWA NEWS & INSIGHTS - Class of 2016 🍻
@cryptojeeves
Writing about Real World Assets for over 3 years. This channel is dedicated to the multi-trillion-dollar RWA sector. Follow if RWAs interest you 🍻


Financial advisors right now


What’s the biggest misconception about tokenization?


Futures are up this morning after Wall Street posts best session since May 2025. Will Trump pump stocks again?



A nice start to the second quarter of the year. Distributed assets pushed past $27 billion. Total asset holders passed 700,000. Represented asset value over $400 billion.

Wanted to shoutout a few guys who have been putting out some solid content in the RWA space lately. @scofieldonchain @HarryTran_RWA @RwaLlama @steinRWA @d_rwastoryhouse @ProffEtherPrint @cryptojeeves @borjaneira_ Consistent, educational, and actually pushing the narrative forward, exactly what this space needs more of. Good work, chaps.

re reading this and it might sound a bit 🏳️🌈 but fck it, i truly feel this just wish bro wasn’t a manutd fan





Wanted to shoutout a few guys who have been putting out some solid content in the RWA space lately. @scofieldonchain @HarryTran_RWA @RwaLlama @steinRWA @d_rwastoryhouse @ProffEtherPrint @cryptojeeves @borjaneira_ Consistent, educational, and actually pushing the narrative forward, exactly what this space needs more of. Good work, chaps.

Posted a bit on this last week but it’s worth repeating because people still get caught out by this… A lot of the numbers you see in crypto, especially in RWAs, can be very easily inflated. Holder count is one of the biggest ones. I can spin up 20 wallets in a few minutes, send a few cents to each, buy the same asset, and suddenly it looks like there’s 20 new “unique holders.” On paper, that looks like adoption. In reality, it’s nothing. And it’s not just holders either. Volume can be looped. Activity can be farmed. Even liquidity can be misleading depending on how it’s structured. That doesn’t mean the data is useless, far from it. It’s still one of the best ways we have to understand what’s going on. But it does mean you need to read it properly. If you’re looking at a project, don’t just stop at “X holders” or “Y volume.” Ask deeper questions. How much capital is actually there? Are those holders meaningful? Is the activity organic or incentivised? Does the growth stick, or does it disappear when rewards stop? Because in this space, it’s very easy to make things look bigger than they are.


