Why Current Solutions Fail
Despite strong progress in Web3 and Web2, large-scale adoption remains limited because of:
Low interoperability
Assets and data are trapped in isolated platforms, making it hard to move value or state between apps and chains.
Missing critical participants
Most ecosystems are broad but shallow: they lack banks, custodians, registries, brokers, and regulators needed to close the full transaction loop.
Weak data transparency
There are few transparent, verified sources of asset data, ownership records, and transaction flows, which erodes institutional trust.
Compliance gaps
Trust, transparency, and regulatory controls are not embedded in the infrastructure, so regulated participants cannot engage at scale.
Crypto-centric settlement
Payment legs rely mainly on non-fiat assets and do not match real world settlement requirements and banking rails.
Bad UX and incentives
User journeys and economic incentives are not designed for issuers, brokers, and institutional investors, which blocks adoption for RWAs, especially real estate.
These constraints block RWAs from becoming a mainstream, globally integrated asset class.
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