Everyone talks about RWAfi, but few people pay attention to oracles as the key piece. Without oracles, how can smart contracts know when bonds have changed interest rates or real estate has just been revalued? Coupons, redemptions, clawbacks… all require accurate and timely data. This is also the reason why I pay attention to @Novastro_xyz , they are not only talking about marketplaces, but are building infrastructure where oracles become the bridge for RWA to actually operate onchain. Everyone says RWA will bring real assets to onchain, but it requires more than just data – it also requires trust between people. This is where @UXLINKofficial and RWS come in: turning the social graph into a trust layer for transactions, RWA, DeFi, and DAOs. In other words: RWA = value flowing onchain RWS = trust that keeps that flow going That’s the piece that brings Web3 closer to a truly trustworthy digital economy. Just read about MoreMarkets on @NEARProtocol and it seems quite different from traditional DeFi. Instead of just focusing on familiar bluechip tokens, they are opening up a way to generate yield from “idle” assets like XRP – which has a value of tens of billions of dollars but is hardly mined. What I find interesting is: Users do not need to risk with complex products. Yield comes from idle assets, taking advantage of untapped liquidity. All are secured and operated by NEAR's decentralized MPC network, making the process trustless and safe. If done, this could be a multi-billion opportunity, not only unlocking the value of XRP but also paving the way for a series of other assets to participate in DeFi in a simpler, more efficient way. It feels like they are laying the foundation for a “paradigm shift” in yield farming: from chasing APR to taking advantage of neglected capital.