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Introduction to this blog
I like to eat rice with a spoon.
In North America where I live, many people consider it weird and wrong to eat rice with a spoon, because it's not something they do, or it's not something a lot of people in this area do.
Being autistic, I do a lot of things differently from most neurotypicals. Sometimes the way I do things is actually wrong or inefficient, and I appreciate being corrected. But sometimes my way of doing things is just different, but it works better for me - like eating rice with a spoon instead of a fork.
This blog is not literally about eating rice with spoons. I'm using that title to say that autistic people may seem different or unusual than allistics, but we're not inherently bad people for being different.
In this blog I write about autism in general, my own experiences with being autistic, and similar topics. I'll also reblog posts relevant to the topic of autism.
Everyone talks about tokenized Treasuries... But I’ve become increasingly convinced that private credit might end up being the bigger story in RWAs. Why? The RWA market now sits at roughly $ 31B+ onchain with nearly 900k holders. Yet one of the most interesting trends isn’t
Everyone talks about tokenized Treasuries... But I’ve become increasingly convinced that private credit might end up being the bigger story in RWAs. Why? The RWA market now sits at roughly $ 31B+ onchain with nearly 900k holders. Yet one of the most interesting trends isn’t
➤ The article argues that private credit, rather than tokenized Treasuries, is poised to become the dominant narrative in Real-World Assets (RWAs). ➤ It highlights the benefits of onchain private credit, such as transparency and 24/7 accessibility, and points to Maple Finance as a key infrastructure provider. ➤ Maple's new Borrower Hub is presented as an example of packaging DeFi's speed and transparency into a format suitable for institutional use, indicating strong product-market fit for RWAs.
TokenAi Connects Stocks, RWAs, And Web3 Assets On One Platform
TokenAi launches a unified trading platform that combines stocks, RWAs, and Web3 assets, offering 24/7 access, liquidity, and compliance-focused trading.
➤ TokenAi has launched a unified trading platform that integrates stocks, RWAs, and Web3 assets, aiming to bridge traditional finance and decentralized networks. ➤ The platform offers 24/7 trading, AI quant integration, and operates with SEC STO and U.S. MSB compliance licenses, emphasizing regulatory adherence. ➤ TokenAi's goal is to create a globally connected, open, and fair liquidity network by enhancing accessibility and liquidity across diverse asset classes.
Bitget to combat $442B per year multi-asset fraud losses with annual Anti-Scam Month security campaign - Cryptopolitan
➤ Bitget has launched its annual 'Anti-Scam Month' initiative throughout June, focusing on user protection in an increasingly multi-asset trading environment. ➤ The campaign addresses the significant rise in financial scams, estimated at $442 billion globally in 2025, targeting users across crypto, tokenized assets, and traditional finance. ➤ Bitget will release educational content, reports, and host discussions on emerging fraud patterns, including those related to AI and tokenized RWAs, to enhance user security.
Retail investors exit while institutional investors buy on dips: South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges witness a bidding war for shares.
When the market is at its quietest, retail investors see a shift in narrative and the disappearance of the wealth effect; while institutions see the potential entry point for the next wave of stablecoins, RWAs, tokenized securities, and institutional digital asset services. The battle for control of South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges began precisely in this contrast.
➤ Institutional investors are acquiring stakes in South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges, viewing them as crucial infrastructure for future digital finance, including stablecoins, RWAs, and tokenized securities, despite retail investor withdrawal. ➤ This trend is driven by the scarcity of compliant exchanges in South Korea, with major financial groups and tech companies engaging in a bidding war for equity and licenses. ➤ While retail investors have shifted focus to AI stocks, institutions are making long-term bets on the potential of these exchanges as entry points for institutional digital asset services and stablecoin circulation.
Oracles for Smart Contracts: Secure Data Feeds, Common Attack Vectors, and Mitigation Strategies
Explore oracle security for smart contracts: secure data feeds, common attack vectors in DeFi and RWAs, and defense-in-depth mitigation strategies.
➤ Oracles are crucial middleware connecting off-chain data to on-chain smart contracts, essential for DeFi and RWA tokenization. ➤ Common attack vectors include data source manipulation, API compromise, centralized operator risk, and Sybil attacks on decentralized networks. ➤ Effective mitigation involves a defense-in-depth approach, including multi-source aggregation, cryptoeconomic incentives, and protocol-level risk management.