Jillian Friedman
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first heard Aug 2026
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But piece by piece, that's what we were trying to solve with Liquid Lane, for example, which is essentially a secondary market for less liquid, long redemption cycle RWAs.
Yeah, so the idea is there's like two problems that we're solving here.
One is like you just mentioned this, this liquidity for tokenized assets.
You can tokenize an asset, but the underlying terms of when you can redeem that asset with the issuer in many cases is still like, you know, once every six month window, if sufficient liquidity exists in that, you know, core underlying portfolio.
or even longer, depending on really what type of market and what kind of structured product we're talking about here.
And so in order for tokenized assets and RWAs to be fully able to take advantage of on-chain markets and to be used, for example, as collateral, you need to be able to know that you can exit the position.
And to be able to exit the position within the digital asset crypto ecosystem, not wait
six months hold on to something wait six months go off chain with an issuer like go through that entire workflow like it needs to be it needs to be clear it needs to be programmatic and and i and you need markets to be able to actually liquidate those positions
And so that's the first major problem that Liquid Lane is solving.
It's solving the fact that RWAs are tokenized.
Great.
They can be deployed in certain circumstances in DeFi, though it's still very early days.
But like you need an exit path.
So like solution one is like exit paths to illiquid RWAs.
That's instant.
Solution two is actually the really cool way that we solve the problem number one, which is by creating the ability to pool capital that can be simultaneously earning yield from several different sources and can be drawn upon by the market maker as essentially a type of credit facility to redeem and purchase these RWAs on secondaries.
So on one hand, it's like the creation of this marketplace.
But the way that the marketplace is and the purchases are financed is also creating like a sticky yield source.
And like that's tied to an actual business model for on-chain allocators.
I would think so.
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