How does RWA tokenization land on Ethereum L2, from auto loans to home mortgages?

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【Crypto World】The application of real-world asset (RWA) tokenization on Ethereum Layer 2 is accelerating. Some projects have recently announced a systematic strategic roadmap: starting with small-scale assets to validate the market.

Specifically, the company has formed strategic partnerships in two niche areas—one focusing on tokenization of auto loan assets, and the other involving tokenization of prefabricated housing loans. Through these two collaborations, the company not only gained strategic cooperation rights but also held corresponding equity, effectively tying its interests to the success or failure of asset tokenization. Such deep integration is rare in the industry.

In the trading circulation segment, they chose to cooperate with a regulated exchange, Liquidity.io. Choosing a licensed exchange is crucial—this indicates that RWA tokenization is exploring compliant trading pathways.

According to the plan, the first RWA token is expected to be listed by early 2026. Meanwhile, the company recently announced the redemption of $516 million in convertible bonds, preparing for future expansion by optimizing its capital structure.

From asset selection → trading scenarios → financing structures, this approach reflects the evolution of the RWA track from concept validation to practical implementation. Worth ongoing attention.

AlphaWhisperer · Accepted Answer

This wave really has some substance, from car loans to home loans all lined up, but it's not launching until 2026? It's a bit of a wait.

As for RWA, honestly, it all depends on whether compliance can be done well. Having technology alone isn't enough; the fact that exchanges have licenses shows they are indeed cautious.

I'm impressed with the move to deeply bind equity; they've invested real money into it, not just some empty talk collaboration.

In the past two years, everyone was shouting about RWA every day, and only now is it truly being implemented. As expected, things in the crypto world are always a bit slow.

Regarding funding news, I haven't seen how much has been raised; just talking about strategy feels a bit empty.