
Re: Reinsurance as Uncorrelated RWA Yield
Re is bringing an interesting alternative to RWA yield, one that is less correlated to markets and instead is based on real reinsurance activity.

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Re is bringing an interesting alternative to RWA yield, one that is less correlated to markets and instead is based on real reinsurance activity.

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Most onchain RWA yield today comes from short-dated US Treasuries (T-bills), wrapped in over 100 tokenised treasury products, including BlackRock’s BUIDL, Circle’s USYC, Ondo’s OUSG, and Franklin’s BENJI. Cumulatively, they represent $14.7 billion, or 38% of total onchain RWAs, and are among the mos

Marco, CEO of Jumper, joins Tom at Castle Labs to discuss what comes after bridge aggregation: why cross-chain movement is becoming invisible, how Jumper is separating from LI.FI, and whether one interface can become the front end for onchain finance.
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