Let me blow your mind for a second.
Governments around the world have a hidden incentive to push RWA adoption.
And it's not about "innovation" or "efficiency."
It's about debt.
Here's the play:
Most RWAs won't be purchased with regular fiat currencies.
They'll be purchased with stablecoins.
And stablecoins? They're backed by government debt (mostly US bonds).
So every time someone buys an RWA using USDC or USDT?
Behind the scenes, someone's buying US government bonds to back that stablecoin.
It's genius, really.
Countries like the US are drowning in debt with fewer buyers.
But if they force global investors to buy stablecoins to access tokenized US stocks?
They're subsidizing government spending without anyone noticing.
The CFTC is already considering allowing stablecoins as collateral in derivatives trading.
Translation: More speculation = More stablecoins = More government debt gets absorbed.
This isn't theory. This is happening.
Watch the stablecoin issuers. Circle. Tether. They're about to become the new blue-chip companies.