Recently, I have been following Plume Network and found it to be quite interesting in the area of real-world asset on-chain (RWAfi).
Plume is a blockchain platform specifically designed for real-world assets, providing the Arc engine which can split assets such as real estate, carbon credits, and artworks into smaller shares, making it easier for users to participate in investments. Additionally, the SkyLink cross-chain yield channel allows the yields from these assets to flow freely across multiple blockchains, increasing liquidity.
More importantly, Plume has built-in compliance mechanisms that support KYC/AML, lowering the usage threshold for institutional and individual users. Currently, there are over 180 projects being built in its ecosystem, continually enriching the types of assets and application scenarios.
Overall, Plume not only makes it easier for real-world assets to go on-chain but also enhances the liquidity and participatory nature of these assets on the blockchain, providing new ideas for the integration of traditional finance and Web3.
