2026-01-19 22:41:06

The Plume Network mainnet is officially launched, and the RWAFi track welcomes another heavyweight player. This modular L2 platform focuses on the financialization of real assets and has successfully attracted over 100 RWA projects to join from the incentive testnet. The platform's tokenized earn mechanism makes on-chain earnings more flexible—users can participate in ecosystem revenue sharing through asset tokenization, breaking the limitations of traditional DeFi single mining models. As the first modular L2 solution built specifically for RWAFi, the mainnet launch of Plume signifies that real asset tokenization has moved from concept to practical application. As more institutional projects come online, RWAFi, once a niche track, is becoming a new direction for on-chain asset allocation.

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GweiWatcher

· 19h ago

Really? Over 100 projects dare to boast about the mainnet launch? I just want to see how long this wave can last. --- Tokenized earn sounds good, but it still feels like the same old thing with a different name? --- RWAFi has gone from niche to mainstream, truly a master of storytelling. --- Plume's recent moves are okay, but I'm worried it's just another hype. --- Institutional project integration needs to be based on actual data, not just slogans. --- On-chain real assets should have come earlier; it's a bit late now. --- Over 100 projects sound impressive, but it depends on how many are truly active.

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liquiditea_sipper

· 19h ago

RWA is finally no longer just talk; let's see if Plume can really support this set of logic.

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IfIWereOnChain

· 19h ago

RWAFi is finally no longer just talk on paper; the actual asset on-chain is really coming back. Tokenization of real assets sounds high-end, but actually it just makes your assets more valuable. Over 100 projects have flooded in, and this buzz definitely has some substance. Suddenly thinking, if institutions all come in, do retail investors still have a chance? Tokenized earn sounds good, but will the actual operation just be a bunch of Gas fees again? Plume's move was quite good, catching the right trend. The competition for modular L2s is getting more intense, and the next one to come out will probably claim to be the "first." But RWAFi's direction is indeed worth paying attention to; it's much more reliable than those air coins. The mainnet is live, now it depends on whether the ecosystem can truly take off.

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ShitcoinArbitrageur

· 19h ago

Wait, RWA is back? I heard about this concept last year. Can it really be implemented? Is Plume trying to establish a new order in DeFi? Let's see how long they can stick with it. Over 100 projects suddenly rushing in, isn't this just another wave of scams... How are the actual returns? That's the key. Tokenized earn sounds pretty impressive, but I wonder if the fees will be too high. Mainnet launch ≠ truly usable. I'll keep observing. Is RWAFi really the future? Or just another hype for speculation? Curious how institutions view this platform. Isn't it all just Web3 self-entertainment? Basically, they want to create a sense of "real money" on the chain, but what about user experience? Another modular L2, feels like there are too many projects like this. Breaking the single model of DeFi mining? Every new project claims to do that.

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gm_or_ngmi

· 20h ago

Honestly, I've never quite understood RWAFi, but Plume's recent moves are really aggressive, pulling in over 100 projects in one go? We need to see if it can actually be implemented, after all, concepts are just concepts. Again, it's tokenized this, flexible that, isn't it just the usual cut-the-ripening scheme? But with over 100 projects onboard, that number is indeed impressive. What if it really takes off? Launching the mainnet so quickly—are they really backed by funding or is there genuine demand? Institutional-level projects seem impressive, but I'm just worried it might all be hype in the end. If RWA can really turn around this time, those who were previously bearish will be facepalming.

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