R25's rcUSD+ Seeks to Connect DeFi and TradFi, Addressing the $55 Trillion Yield Disparity
- R25 launches rcUSD+, a yield-bearing stablecoin on Polygon, bridging DeFi and traditional finance with 1:1 USD peg and low-risk asset returns. - The token differentiates itself by generating income from institutional-grade assets like money market funds, offering DeFi users transparent yield opportunities. - Market growth sees $36B in tokenized RWAs and $300B in stablecoins, but rcUSD+ faces scrutiny over missing audit details and verification gaps. - Competing with USDY and Centrifuge, R25's Ant Financi
R25, a protocol focused on real-world assets (RWA) and stablecoins, has introduced its institutional-grade, yield-generating stablecoin rcUSD+ on Polygon. This move marks a significant collaboration aimed at connecting traditional finance with decentralized finance (DeFi).
Unlike most stablecoins that do not offer yield, rcUSD+ stands out by providing on-chain returns backed by traditional financial assets. The protocol’s design
Sandeep Nailwal, Polygon’s co-founder, highlighted the partnership’s potential to bring “institutional-grade real-world assets” onto the blockchain,
The debut of rcUSD+ comes as the RWA and stablecoin sectors experience rapid expansion.
Nevertheless, the launch has drawn questions regarding transparency.
R25’s foray into the RWA sector puts it in competition with projects like
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