2026-01-11 14:21:27

The concept of RWA has been talked about for so many years, and finally, we are seeing tangible and practical cases. Dusk, in partnership with the licensed Dutch exchange NPEX, officially launched the DuskTrade platform, aiming to convert over €300 million of securities into compliant on-chain products, including equity and bonds.

This is not just another industry white paper, but a direct connection between real assets and blockchain. The candidate list officially opened in January, which means that the integration between traditional financial capital and the Web3 world now has tangible support—licensed backing and on-chain projects backed by real asset scales, which is indeed more reassuring than hollow stories.

For holders, it is important to focus on several implementation details: the size of the initial issuance, the asset custody plan, and whether the liquidity in the secondary market can be maintained. These are the core factors that determine the long-term value of the project.

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ProofOfNothing

· 9h ago

Finally, someone has pulled RWA out of the PPT, but it depends on whether the secondary market can survive.

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DegenTherapist

· 12h ago

Finally, there are physical products, not just storytelling again. However, liquidity needs to be managed well, or it will become a trap again. A Dutch license is indeed much more reliable than an air coin.

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SilentAlpha

· 01-11 14:51

Finally, it's no longer just talk; with a license, real gold and silver make a difference. 300 million euros truly on the chain? Liquidity needs to be looked at carefully. RWA has been calling out for so many years; this time, there's finally some sincerity. But whether the secondary market can survive is the key, right? Is the custody plan transparent? That seems to be the real trap. The standby list is open; need to pay attention to the size of the first batch.

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ImpermanentTherapist

· 01-11 14:50

It's finally no longer just talk; having a licensed Dutch exchange endorsement is indeed a bit different. Wait, can the liquidity in the secondary market really keep up? I always feel like there might be a trap here. 300 million euros is indeed not small, but if the initial issuance scale is too small, it would be a waste. If Dusk messes up this round, RWA will really have to wait for the next one. I haven't seen the details of the custody plan, which is the key, brother. Finally, big capital is coming in; I am optimistic about this path in the long run. On-chain compliance sounds great, but how about actual implementation? I always feel that regulatory approval might be a hassle.

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OldLeekConfession

· 01-11 14:27

Wait, 300 million euros on the chain? This time it's finally not just a PPT --- Honestly, projects with Dutch licenses still have some credibility, unlike certain air projects that are just hype --- What about liquidity? Can the secondary market really be played, or has it become another lock-up contest --- Finally, someone is moving real money onto the chain. Hopefully, we won't repeat the same mistakes --- So, when can I actually buy --- I'm a bit worried about custodial risks. Is my money really safe --- RWA has been calling for a long time, finally seeing something tangible, but it still depends on how things develop next

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