Foresight, citing Blockworks’ second-quarter industry research report, said real-world assets, or RWA, are gaining a more prominent place in on-chain credit. The report describes a shift in on-chain lending away from a single-track structure toward a more diversified setup. It points to three drivers behind that change: broader asset diversification, changing revenue models, and the rise of the curator economy. In that framework, RWA is described as a general-purpose infrastructure layer linking the real economy with global capital. The item was published by Foresight under the technology category and references a Blockworks source link.
Real-world assets, or RWA, are taking on a larger role in on-chain credit, according to Foresight’s summary of Blockworks’ second-quarter industry research report.
The report says on-chain lending is moving away from a single model and toward a more diversified structure. It attributes that shift to asset diversification, changes in revenue models, and the rise of the curator economy.
Within that trend, RWA is described as general-purpose infrastructure connecting the real economy with global capital.
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