Candyy
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Candyy
@CandyCripto
Content Creator | Researcher #web3 | InfoFi |







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1/ Looping makes up ~1/3 of all Ethereum lending activity. Most of it is staked ETH and stablecoins. RWA looping is next, and it changes everything. It’s the biggest DeFi strategy most people still aren’t talking about. Here’s how it works and how ynRWAx fits in 🧵





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How do we bring private credit onchain? The hardest problem isn’t rules it’s the truth. Verifying real-world financial data onchain is the real challenge. Signs of stress in private credit are clear. Blackstone’s $82B fund, BCRED, faced $3.7B in redemption requests in Q1 2026. BlackRock’s HLEND had gate withdrawals. Blue Owl halted redemptions. Many BDCs trade at 20% discounts, and default rates hit 9%. Not a systemic crisis yet. Private credit is $1.8–2T small versus $130T in bonds. The market could likely absorb a few defaults. But confidence is fragile, and inefficiencies are real. Intermediaries, misaligned incentives, and costs are bloating the system. Crypto and DeFi propose moving private credit onchain. Smart contracts can encode redemption rules, collateral ratios, and distribution policies making them immutable. No more arbitrary changes by fund managers under pressure. Automation is powerful. Debt issuance, repayments, covenant testing, redemptions, liquidations all can run deterministically. Transparency improves. Intermediaries with conflicts of interest? Eliminated. But here’s the catch: the truth problem. Smart contracts enforce rules perfectly but only if they know the facts. Financial data lives offchain, in ERPs, bank systems, dashboards. How can a contract know EBITDA or interest coverage ratio without reliable inputs? Traditional markets fail here too. Servicers calculate covenant compliance, but incentives are misaligned. Defaults can be delayed, misreported, or ignored. Onchain doesn’t automatically fix this if the data source is biased. This creates the “verification gap.” Tokenized loans are easy. Verifying the underlying reality? Much harder. Smart contracts can enforce rules but if the data is wrong, the outcome is wrong. Solution: a determination layer. Between raw real-world data and smart contracts sits a system that: Pulls verified data natively from ERPs, banks, APIs Performs confidential, verifiable computations Encodes complex bespoke covenants faithfully @RialoHQ’s approach. Their REX environment allows smart contracts to evaluate covenant compliance confidentially. Data is pulled directly from verified sources. Any counterpart can independently verify results. No single party needs to be trusted. Bottom line: Smart contracts aren’t enough. To move private credit onchain, we need to know the truth. Determination layers bridge the gap, enabling trustless, verifiable, private credit markets. At Rialo, the vision is clear: Efficient. Transparent. Composable. Secure. Accessible. Onchain private credit isn’t just tokenization. it’s trust, automation, and verified reality working together. @itachee_x @noblesnft @RialoBangladesh














