The liquidity bottleneck of the current encryption network is becoming increasingly apparent. There are barriers to asset flow between different Blockchains, and IOTA is trying to change this situation—over 550 assets can now be accessed through its network.
On the technical level, the solution that adopts the OFT (Omnichain Fungible Token) standard ensures the consistency of token supply, maintaining uniformity regardless of which chain the assets circulate on. This addresses the double spending risk and liquidity fragmentation issues found in traditional cross-chain transactions.
What’s more interesting is the logic at the application layer. When on-chain liquidity meets verified identities, compliance documents, and regulatory frameworks, the entire market environment becomes investable. In other words, real-world assets (RWA) are no longer a concept discussed on paper, but rather something that can truly flow and be traded on the chain.
From a more macro perspective, encryption networks have built the infrastructure. The key now is how to connect these networks with the real economy — IOTA is trying to play the role of this connector.
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GasWhisperer
· 10h ago
honestly the real question isn't whether iota can bridge 550 assets, it's whether anyone actually needs that much fragmentation to begin with... but ngl the rwa angle is where it gets interesting
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DataOnlooker
· 10h ago
550 assets sound like a lot, but how many of them can actually be used? The key still depends on whether Compliance can really be promoted.
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PessimisticOracle
· 10h ago
550 assets sounds like a lot, but can the cross-chain liquidity problem really be solved so easily? I'm a bit skeptical.
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mev_me_maybe
· 11h ago
550 assets flowing sounds good, but could this be another cross-chain illusion?
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LayerZeroHero
· 11h ago
550 assets sound like a lot, but how many can actually run smoothly? The OFT standard is indeed impressive, but has the double spending risk really been solved, or is it just hidden in a different place?
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GasWaster
· 11h ago
ngl IOTA finally doing something useful with those 550 assets but real talk... bridge fees gonna destroy this whole thing anyway 💀
The liquidity bottleneck of the current encryption network is becoming increasingly apparent. There are barriers to asset flow between different Blockchains, and IOTA is trying to change this situation—over 550 assets can now be accessed through its network.
On the technical level, the solution that adopts the OFT (Omnichain Fungible Token) standard ensures the consistency of token supply, maintaining uniformity regardless of which chain the assets circulate on. This addresses the double spending risk and liquidity fragmentation issues found in traditional cross-chain transactions.
What’s more interesting is the logic at the application layer. When on-chain liquidity meets verified identities, compliance documents, and regulatory frameworks, the entire market environment becomes investable. In other words, real-world assets (RWA) are no longer a concept discussed on paper, but rather something that can truly flow and be traded on the chain.
From a more macro perspective, encryption networks have built the infrastructure. The key now is how to connect these networks with the real economy — IOTA is trying to play the role of this connector.