WireFluid

From immense competition, these devs rose above with standout execution to turn ideas into reality. 🏆 Presenting the Top 5 & the Winners of Entangled 2026! Huge thanks to everyone who built on WireFluid. Congrats to the champions! Stay tuned for what’s next. 🚀

Real-world assets just reached a new high, and that deserves a pause. Tokenized RWAs climbed to $34.5 billion in October, up 2.92%, after touching a record $34.9 billion on October 16. Private credit drove much of the growth. It reached $5.27 billion, up 11.8% over the month. Precious metals grew to $6.46 billion, a gain of 6.15%. Tokenized equities added $4.89 billion, up 4.81%, which matters because equities are the asset class most people already understand. Now the part that deserves more attention. Average daily trading in tokenized equities fell 39.2%, from $521 million in September to $317 million in October. So the assets are arriving on-chain faster than people are willing to trade them. This is the gap I keep coming back to. Issuing an asset on a blockchain answers where it lives. It leaves open who wants to hold it, at what price, and how quickly they can get out. Although issuance infrastructure has matured fast, the market structure around it is still catching up. Liquidity depends on participants, reliable settlement and the confidence that an exit will be there when you need it. The next phase of tokenization will be decided less by how many assets we can put on-chain and more by how many of them become active markets. Put plainly, the work now is making ownership move. Follow WireFluid for more on where this goes. Source: CoinDesk Research, October 2026 Stablecoins & Tokenized Assets Report

$6.3 billion left Binance in about 20 minutes last week, the largest crypto theft on record. The blockchains processed every transfer exactly as instructed. What gave way was everything around them, starting with what Binance says may have been a single compromised engineer’s laptop. How the attack unfolded and what every team building in this space should lock down before it happens to them? Read full piece on Medium: lnkd.in/d8stEg8u

Tokenized treasuries have left the pilot phase and are well on their way towards mass adoption. Read more about the state of RWAs here: medium.com/@WireFluid/tokeni…

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What makes a tokenized asset genuinely usable? Putting an asset onchain is only step one, and the real test is what happens next. → Can it be traded efficiently? → Can it unlock liquidity without being sold? → Can it serve as collateral across DeFi? → Is its value transparent and verifiable? → Can holders reliably redeem it? → Are ownership rights legally enforceable? → Can it interact with different protocols and platforms? → Are the underlying assets, risks, and fees transparent? → Can real-world income or yield reach token holders, where applicable? → Can transactions settle securely and predictably? Because tokenization alone doesn't guarantee liquidity, accessibility, or utility. A token may represent a real-world asset, but genuine usability depends on the infrastructure surrounding it. From pricing and liquidity to legal rights and settlement, every layer matters. Tokenization creates representation and Liquidity, trust, and utility create opportunity. The future of RWAs is about bringing assets onchain. and more than that it's about making them accessible, functional, and productive once they're there. And being onchain is the starting point but being usable is the real milestone.

Unwinding into the weekend. See you on the other side.

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Every L1 calls itself developer friendly these days. A simple test is whether a developer can go from nothing to a deployed contract in under ten minutes without asking anyone for help? We timed ours during the hackathon. >10 minutes. 0 errors. Check out all our live dApps: wirefluid.com/hackathon/proj…