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Finding stable returns in the crypto market is not easy. A certain RWA platform combines on-chain operations with offline asset backing to open up a new docking method for million-dollar-level funds.
The core appeal lies in asset allocation. This RWA module is anchored to U.S. Treasury bonds and high-quality corporate bonds, with almost no default risk. The historical APY remains stable between 3.65% and 4.71%. Honestly, this level of return not only outperforms traditional bank large CDs but also is rare in the crypto space for low-volatility, stable-yield products.
Operational experience has also been optimized. Participation starts at just 100 USDT, with no upper limit for large funds. Full on-chain processing also eliminates the cumbersome cross-border account opening process. The only downside is that the redemption cycle isn't fast enough, but for institutional investors and users holding large assets, the security and preservation of value gained from this sacrifice are worth it.
The platform itself has established a supporting ecosystem on BNB Chain. The RWA module pairs with a high-interest savings pool offering 7%-12%, forming a diversified risk preference scheme. Risk-averse investors lock in steady returns with RWA, while those with strong liquidity needs choose the high-interest pool—this approach is quite clever. In fact, this kind of synergistic product strategy has already driven the platform's TVL beyond $4.3 billion.
For investors with large idle assets looking to hedge against inflation, this might be a good allocation idea.