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OneChain has successfully raised $67 million in a Series A strategic financing round, marking a major milestone in advancing its on-chain infrastructure for real-world asset (RWA) tokenization.
The funding round was led by Bitgo Capital, East Bank, PACIFIC BANK, and UBpay, highlighting strong institutional confidence in OneChain’s vision and technology.
According to NS3.AI, this capital injection will accelerate the development of a compliant and scalable platform designed to support institutional asset issuers and financial institutions. The platform will enable seamless on-chain issuance, asset management, rights verification, and liquidity trading, bridging traditional finance with blockchain innovation.
🌍 Why it matters:
This move strengthens the foundation for regulated, transparent, and efficient RWA tokenization — a key step toward mainstream blockchain adoption.
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The Public Chain Misconception
A common narrative in crypto is that traditional finance (TradFi) giants will inevitably migrate their operations fully onto public, permissionless blockchains like Ethereum. However, the strategic moves of institutions like the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC)—which clears and settles the majority of the world's securities transactions—tell a different story. Their recent pilot for tokenizing assets uses Hyperledger Besu, a private, permissioned blockchain. This choice is not a rejection of blockchain technology, but a precise, calculated adoption of it on terms that meet the non-negotiable demands of institutional finance.
The Pillars of the Permissioned Approach: Control, Compliance, and Continuity
Institutions managing trillions in assets have requirements that public chains, in their current form, cannot fully satisfy. Permissioned networks address these head-on:
Privacy & Control: Transactions and asset holdings are not visible to the public or competitors. Access is restricted to vetted, known entities.Regulatory Compliance: These networks can be designed with built-in identity (KYC/AML) checks, audit trails, and even features like transaction reversibility in case of error or fraud—a critical requirement for large-scale finance.Legacy System Integration: They can be more easily integrated with decades-old existing banking and settlement infrastructure (like SWIFT or core banking systems), ensuring a smooth transition rather than a disruptive overhaul.
The 2026 Blueprint: The Hybrid Interoperability Model
By 2026, the vision is not a walled garden, but a hub-and-spoke model. The core, high-value settlement of trillions in real-world assets (RWAs) like bonds, equities, and funds will occur on private, permissioned networks (like those built with Canton Network or Hyperledger). These networks will then use secure, cryptographic bridges to connect to public blockchains. This connection unlocks the public ecosystem's liquidity, innovation, and global access for secondary trading, collateralized lending in DeFi, and more complex financial engineering. The public chain becomes a vibrant "front office," while the private network serves as the secure, compliant "back office."
Investment Implications: Betting on the Pipes, Not Just the Plaza
For crypto investors, this means the most significant capital flows related to RWA tokenization may initially be invisible on public ledgers. The actionable trend is to invest in the interoperability infrastructure and enterprise-grade blockchain solutions that enable this hybrid future.
Projects focused on zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) for proving compliance between chains without leaking data.Tokens of protocols specifically designed for institutional RWAs that can operate in compliant environments.
The first wave of the multi-trillion dollar RWA revolution will be permissioned. Understanding this landscape is key to identifying the next generation of crypto winners.
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