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📌 $60 Million Secured in Private Capital Commitments for First Tokenized Fund. 📌 Interest.one, the tokenized fund-of-funds platform built on Mintlayer’s Bitcoin-secured infrastructure, announces $60 million in private capital commitments, including a recently finalized $50 million commitment designated for liquidity entry into the Interest.one Real Estate Fund, the first fund in its multi-fund architecture. These commitments support the launch and scaling of Interest.one’s strategy to align $BTC based capital with institutional grade real world asset markets. Additional MOUs with strategic allocators are currently underway and will be announced as they are finalized. Interest.one’s six-fund architecture includes: - Real Estate Fund (first to launch) - Artificial Intelligence & Advanced Computing Fund - Healthcare & MedTech Fund - Energy & Mobility Fund - Sustainability, Food & Water Security Fund - Defense & Cybersecurity Fund Qualified allocators and partners may register interest directly on the Interest.one website to receive participation details as the Real Estate Fund onboarding window progresses. More updates to follow.

Tokenize an asset, put it on a chain, and the settlement still runs through a custodian. That’s most of this market right now. MEXC published a piece on Mintlayer ’s approach to RWA and equity tokenization this week, and the coverage was generous. But most RWA writing, including pieces about us, don’t get into why the settlement layer choice is actually the whole question. You can wrap a bond in a smart contract and call it DeFi, but if the counterparty risk lives inside a bridge or a third-party intermediary, you haven’t solved the institutional problem, it’s simply dressed differently. Institutional allocators evaluating tokenized assets are ultimately asking one thing, however they phrase it: who is holding this when something goes wrong? If the answer involves a custodial layer sitting between the asset and genuine settlement finality, that’s a provisional answer. In financial markets, provisional is how things break. Atomic swaps change that through a direct exchange between Bitcoin and a tokenized asset, no wrapping, no custodial bridge, means the settlement claim is actually true rather than approximately true. The distinction matters more than most people admit until it doesn’t. The #RWA conversation has been running for a few years now, and the technology has genuinely improved each cycle. What hasn’t moved much is institutional hesitation. That hesitation isn’t about tokenization as a concept, but about whether the infrastructure underneath holds when conditions get hard, and most projects still don’t have a clean answer to that. Building on Bitcoin carries real tradeoffs. The scripting is constrained. The development surface is smaller than Ethereum’s. None of that is a secret and yet, for applications where settlement finality genuinely matters, those tradeoffs point in one direction. The question worth asking after any feature coverage is: what’s the piece the article didn’t have space for? That’s usually where the actual decision lives.

Remote Work at Risk: Security Tips from the Mintlayer Team The UAE Cybersecurity Council recently warned of a 40% rise in cyber attacks targeting remote workers. So instead of overcomplicating things, we asked our team a simple question: What are the habits you actually follow to stay safe online? Here’s what came up: 1. Don’t trust by default If a tool, app, or AI agent asks for access, pause. If you didn’t initiate it, don’t approve it. 2. Use strong passwords + 2FA Use unique passwords for every account. Enable 2FA everywhere. Prefer authenticator apps over SMS. 3. Think before you click Check the sender, hover over links, and avoid logging in through email links. If it feels off, don’t click. 4. Be careful where you connect Public WiFi is not secure. 5. Keep everything updated Update your OS, browser, and apps. Turn on auto-updates. 6. Separate work and personal use Avoid random downloads or extensions on work devices. Keep your environment clean. 7. Limit tool access Only give permissions when truly needed. Less access means less risk. 8. Back up your data Use both cloud and local backups. Make sure they actually work. 9. Report anything suspicious If something feels off, report it early. Small signals prevent big problems. These aren’t complex security frameworks. They’re simple habits, the kind that prevent most attacks before they even start. Stay safe. - Mintlayer Team.

Mintlayer is quietly building the rails for tokenized capital markets 🗞️Read more on @MEXC_Official: mexc.com/news/974783 • RWA tokenization → moving from concept to reality • Real estate, debt, equity → becoming programmable + liquid • Big unlock: equity tokenization → new capital formation → broader investor access • Built on Bitcoin → not separate from it • Native asset issuance + UTXO model → simpler → more secure • Compliance-ready by design • Bitcoin as settlement layer → atomic swaps → no bridges • Result: real-world assets connected to Bitcoin liquidity

Featured on @TechBullion! In an exclusive piece, Mintlayer is highlighted for its approach to advancing RWAs and equity tokenization on $BTC. Thank you to the TechBullion team for the spotlight. As always, we keep building. techbullion.com/how-mintlayer-…

Mintlayer’s monthly community call is back. Hear directly from Enrico Rubboli @dn2k and Anna MacMillan @annamacmillan as they walk through recent updates, ecosystem progress, and what’s coming next. 🎙️Join us for a closer look at how Mintlayer continues to evolve.x.com/i/spaces/1wxWj…

Join us today at 5PM UTC as our Co-founder @annamacmillan shares insights on shaping narratives in down markets, alongside key industry participants, hosted by @Growthy_Web3! 📍 x.com/i/spaces/1RKZz… See you there.

Eid Mubarak 🌙 As we celebrate a time of renewal, reflection, and togetherness, we’re reminded that true progress, in any form, begins with peace in our communities and across the world. It is this foundation that allows ideas to grow, connections to strengthen, and meaningful change to take shape. Wishing you and your loved ones a blessed, peaceful, and prosperous Eid. — From all of us at Mintlayer.

Quick one: when you hear “tokenization,” what comes to mind first? 👇

Mintlayer began with the fundamentals, building the base layer that enables $BTC to power real-world applications. And with that foundation in place, the ecosystem began to expand. One of these major expansions was Mintlayer Web Services (MWS), a dedicated product studio, designed to turn ideas into fully functional applications on Bitcoin. It provides builders, institutions, and innovators with compliant, scalable infrastructure, enabling faster development with reduced risk while strengthening the foundation for the future of finance. This include: 🟢 Core blockchain infrastructure: tokenization, settlement rails, and data services 🟢 Compliance and risk systems: KYC/AML, permissions, audit, and reporting 🟢 Real-world asset solutions: issuance, distribution, and secondary markets 🟢 Fintech and AI integrations: analytics, monitoring, and automation 🟢 Bonds and loan services: issuance, lifecycle servicing, and coupon structures 🟢 Commodities and stablecoins: tokenized assets, proof of reserves, and treasury flows This is only the start of what can be built and powered on $BTC, with Mintlayer leading the way. 🤝 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Every cycle brings the same question: “Is the market over?” Markets don't end, they reset. Periods like this shift the focus back to what actually matters and that's building REAL infrastructure that actually works. Historically, the next wave of growth starts long before sentiment turns. 🟩 Developers keep shipping. 🟩 New use cases emerge. 🟩 Foundations are laid quietly. By the time momentum returns, the groundwork has already been built. So, the real question is what gets built before the next cycle begins!

Where do you think RWAs add the most value to crypto markets?

Our intern made a typo. Correction: Can speculation alone sustain a financial ecosystem? No. You get it.

Headlines often focus on speculation. Can speculation alone cannot sustain a financial ecosystem? No. What the industry requires now is infrastructure capable of supporting real assets, transparent liquidity flows, and durable economic activity over time. Mintlayer approaches this challenge by focusing on foundational structure. By building on $BTC and enabling interoperable, asset-driven functionality, the focus moves beyond short-term market swings toward practical, measurable development. The next phase of finance will belong to those building the underlying systems that strengthen and hold the entire ecosystem together. 💡

Even in the middle of global uncertainty, one narrative keeps gaining ground. RWAs. The tokenization of RWAs is only accelerating. Markets may shake, but bringing real value on-chain continues to lead the way. This is the direction decentralized finance is heading, and so are we.

POV: A Day at Mintlayer During a Global Crisis. The BUIDL continues.

Sustainable infrastructure starts with clear priorities. Mintlayer.com is being developed with a focus on security, reliability, and real-world utility. The goal is to build foundations capable of supporting meaningful applications as the ecosystem continues to mature. Over time, the platforms that succeed will be those designed thoughtfully and built for longevity. Mintlayer is being built with that future in mind.

Looking at the latest developments in the space, what matters most for the next cycle according to you?

Innovation grows stronger when more voices are part of building it. Today, women are playing an increasingly important role in the evolution of blockchain, crypto, and digital finance across the globe. 🔹 44% of new wallet registrations in the U.S. are now women 🔹 35% of Gen Z women own crypto, up from 22% in 2024, representing roughly 59% growth in less than 24 months 🔹 Women drive over 45% of P2P crypto volume in Nigeria and South Africa 🔹 The crypto gender wealth gap shrank by 6% in 2025 The shift is happening in real time. Beyond participating in the digital economy, women are shaping it. At Mintlayer.com, this belief is the next frontier. Our goal is to build an in-house team where 50% of the team is made up of the best women in the industry, ensuring the future of financial infrastructure is built and nurtured by diverse perspectives. Meaningful progress in tech is about building an ecosystem where more people have the opportunity to contribute. 💡 Happy International Women’s Day to everyone out there! #IWD2026

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🛠️ Mintlayer Development Update: February Here are the latest development updates from the Mintlayer team👇 ✅Core • Ledger support is currently in progress • Bootstrapping speed improved, allowing nodes to synchronize faster • New “reckless mode” introduced, speeding up bootstrapping even further (with some trade-offs) • A Windows bug reported at the end of February was quickly fixed ✅Wallet CLI • New commands for HTLC added to wallet-cli ✅Explorer • On testnet, the team is improving a new staking page, which will be released to mainnet after the ongoing wallet update ✅JS SDK • Work in progress to support mobile applications ✅Mintlayer MCP • Mintlayer introduced an MCP server, allowing Mintlayer to be used with AI agents Docs: mintlayer.github.io/mintlayer-docs… ✅Mojito Browser Extension • Developer experience improvements in progress • Better integration with dApps • Transaction previewer 🔗mintlayer.com/blogs/february…