The opportunity for institutional adoption of crypto is huge

We're nowhere near the 1-10% discussed by the likes of Fidelity, Van Eck, Bridgewater's founder etc.

Within that the subsector of RWAs is also distinctly underowned.

Infrastructure is of course needed but education needs to catch up.

Liquidity will soon follow.

So shat do funds need to understand?

That its easier and cheaper to form incredible strategies onchain using permissionless composability.

That means

- no legal team
- eliminating certain counterparty risks
- no negotiations for access to key data and forming partnerships

Simply plug and play for profit (or of course potentially losses).

The scope for innovation is immense: products that don't exist in the real world could also be created with ease.

Watch this space - it will surprise you.

The opportunity for institutional adoption of crypto is huge

We're nowhere near the 1-10% discussed by the likes of Fidelity, Van Eck, Bridgewater's founder etc.

Within that the subsector of RWAs is also distinctly underowned.

Infrastructure is of course needed but education needs to catch up.

Liquidity will soon follow.

So shat do funds need to understand?

That its easier and cheaper to form incredible strategies onchain using permissionless composability.

That means

- no legal team
- eliminating certain counterparty risks
- no negotiations for access to key data and forming partnerships

Simply plug and play for profit (or of course potentially losses).

The scope for innovation is immense: products that don't exist in the real world could also be created with ease.

Watch this space - it will surprise you.