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“You can tokenize anything, but to what end?
The technology delivers one thing, but the most important thing is the actual use cases that are being empowered and ultimately, the end consumers who are finding value out of it.”
@RajaChak75 on @Nasdaq's @TradeTalks last week with a reminder about what matters: building life-changing tools for actual people.
The technology delivers one thing, but the most important thing is the actual use cases that are being empowered and ultimately, the end consumers who are finding value out of it.”
@RajaChak75 on @Nasdaq's @TradeTalks last week with a reminder about what matters: building life-changing tools for actual people.
💭 Retire the block analogy for a minute.
Composability in DeFi is more like building a hot rod...choosing parts from different makers to create something custom, powerful, and purpose-built. That’s what developers get when they build on open, interoperable protocols.
In DeFi, composability means different protocols and smart contracts can work together seamlessly. Lending, payments, AMMs, stablecoins - all of them can plug into each other, creating new possibilities without starting from scratch every time.
This unlocks real efficiency.
Developers can reuse well-tested components instead of reinventing the wheel. Projects can tap into shared liquidity and security. And users can do more with their assets: earn, borrow, and trade without leaving the ecosystem.
Here’s how that looks in practice:
A user adds liquidity to an AMM and receives LP tokens. They then use those LP tokens as collateral to take out a loan. One deposit, two active use cases - more utility, higher TVL, stronger network effects.
The Stellar smart contract platform was designed with composability in mind.
Early projects like @blend_capital, Meru, and Orbit CDP are already building on each other - integrating price feeds, vaults, and governance layers to create rich, interconnected DeFi experiences.
Composability is both a solid technical feature and a strategic advantage.
More connections lead to more value, for builders and users alike. And on Stellar, that means every smart contract you launch is another building block for the next big idea.. (okay back to the block analogy)
Composability in DeFi is more like building a hot rod...choosing parts from different makers to create something custom, powerful, and purpose-built. That’s what developers get when they build on open, interoperable protocols.
In DeFi, composability means different protocols and smart contracts can work together seamlessly. Lending, payments, AMMs, stablecoins - all of them can plug into each other, creating new possibilities without starting from scratch every time.
This unlocks real efficiency.
Developers can reuse well-tested components instead of reinventing the wheel. Projects can tap into shared liquidity and security. And users can do more with their assets: earn, borrow, and trade without leaving the ecosystem.
Here’s how that looks in practice:
A user adds liquidity to an AMM and receives LP tokens. They then use those LP tokens as collateral to take out a loan. One deposit, two active use cases - more utility, higher TVL, stronger network effects.
The Stellar smart contract platform was designed with composability in mind.
Early projects like @blend_capital, Meru, and Orbit CDP are already building on each other - integrating price feeds, vaults, and governance layers to create rich, interconnected DeFi experiences.
Composability is both a solid technical feature and a strategic advantage.
More connections lead to more value, for builders and users alike. And on Stellar, that means every smart contract you launch is another building block for the next big idea.. (okay back to the block analogy)
💭 Retire the block analogy for a minute.
Composability in DeFi is more like building a hot rod...choosing parts from different makers to create something custom, powerful, and purpose-built. That’s what developers get when they build on open, interoperable protocols.
In DeFi, composability means different protocols and smart contracts can work together seamlessly. Lending, payments, AMMs, stablecoins - all of them can plug into each other, creating new possibilities without starting from scratch every time.
This unlocks real efficiency.
Developers can reuse well-tested components instead of reinventing the wheel. Projects can tap into shared liquidity and security. And users can do more with their assets: earn, borrow, and trade without leaving the ecosystem.
Here’s how that looks in practice:
A user adds liquidity to an AMM and receives LP tokens. They then use those LP tokens as collateral to take out a loan. One deposit, two active use cases - more utility, higher TVL, stronger network effects.
The Stellar smart contract platform was designed with composability in mind.
Early projects like @blend_capital, Meru, and Orbit CDP are already building on each other - integrating price feeds, vaults, and governance layers to create rich, interconnected DeFi experiences.
Composability is both a solid technical feature and a strategic advantage.
More connections lead to more value, for builders and users alike. And on Stellar, that means every smart contract you launch is another building block for the next big idea.. (okay back to the block analogy)
Composability in DeFi is more like building a hot rod...choosing parts from different makers to create something custom, powerful, and purpose-built. That’s what developers get when they build on open, interoperable protocols.
In DeFi, composability means different protocols and smart contracts can work together seamlessly. Lending, payments, AMMs, stablecoins - all of them can plug into each other, creating new possibilities without starting from scratch every time.
This unlocks real efficiency.
Developers can reuse well-tested components instead of reinventing the wheel. Projects can tap into shared liquidity and security. And users can do more with their assets: earn, borrow, and trade without leaving the ecosystem.
Here’s how that looks in practice:
A user adds liquidity to an AMM and receives LP tokens. They then use those LP tokens as collateral to take out a loan. One deposit, two active use cases - more utility, higher TVL, stronger network effects.
The Stellar smart contract platform was designed with composability in mind.
Early projects like @blend_capital, Meru, and Orbit CDP are already building on each other - integrating price feeds, vaults, and governance layers to create rich, interconnected DeFi experiences.
Composability is both a solid technical feature and a strategic advantage.
More connections lead to more value, for builders and users alike. And on Stellar, that means every smart contract you launch is another building block for the next big idea.. (okay back to the block analogy)
How do you turn blockchain pilots into production-ready solutions? Find out at Digital Assets Week on Wednesday!
Catch SDF's @RobDurscki alongside @PwC and @usbank as they talk about regulatory roadmaps and responsible innovation.
Catch SDF's @RobDurscki alongside @PwC and @usbank as they talk about regulatory roadmaps and responsible innovation.
Choose your fighter. What is the BEST thing about blockchain?
Choose your fighter. What is the BEST thing about blockchain?
In OTC derivatives, capital needs to move fast - but traditional systems don’t.
Wire transfers = delays.
Custodian layers = complexity.
That’s a big problem when your collateral is idle and markets move fast.
@nonco_otc needed a better way to move value.
The solution? Tokenized treasuries on Stellar.
Nonco used @FTI_US' BENJI token (a money market fund onchain) as collateral in a deal with SwapGlobal.
BENJI earns yield daily. It settled instantly. No extra accounting. No friction. Just capital that works harder.
This wasn’t just a faster transaction. It was a blueprint for tokenized collateral in global finance.
✅ Instant, low-cost settlement
✅ Transparent & traceable ledger
✅ Yield-bearing collateral
✅ 24/7 liquidity
Nonco is showing how to trade at the speed of now.
Wire transfers = delays.
Custodian layers = complexity.
That’s a big problem when your collateral is idle and markets move fast.
@nonco_otc needed a better way to move value.
The solution? Tokenized treasuries on Stellar.
Nonco used @FTI_US' BENJI token (a money market fund onchain) as collateral in a deal with SwapGlobal.
BENJI earns yield daily. It settled instantly. No extra accounting. No friction. Just capital that works harder.
This wasn’t just a faster transaction. It was a blueprint for tokenized collateral in global finance.
✅ Instant, low-cost settlement
✅ Transparent & traceable ledger
✅ Yield-bearing collateral
✅ 24/7 liquidity
Nonco is showing how to trade at the speed of now.
“The Stellar Development Foundation’s inclusive approach and established connections with asset managers and TradFi institutions align perfectly with our vision for a more accessible and efficient financial future.”
—Societe Generale - Forge’s Chief Revenue Officer on tokenization on the Stellar network.
—Societe Generale - Forge’s Chief Revenue Officer on tokenization on the Stellar network.
Come hang with us tomorrow at KŌST. Rooftop views, good food, better drinks, and great people from the Stellar community.
Space is limited, so be sure to register (and get approved) to save your spot. #Consensus2025
https://lu.ma/Stellarafterhours
Space is limited, so be sure to register (and get approved) to save your spot. #Consensus2025
https://lu.ma/Stellarafterhours
Join SDF at KŌST on May 15th for an exclusive evening of networking, delicious food, craft cocktails, and views of the Toronto skyline.
Due to limited capacity, advance registration and approval is required so save your spot now!
https://lu.ma/Stellarafterhours
Due to limited capacity, advance registration and approval is required so save your spot now!
https://lu.ma/Stellarafterhours
"You can tokenize anything, but to what end?
Use cases like @etherfuse bring real-world utility — connecting blockchain technology to real economic needs, not just speculative activity."
--@rajachak75 bringing the facts at the Open Money Summit @consensus2025.
Use cases like @etherfuse bring real-world utility — connecting blockchain technology to real economic needs, not just speculative activity."
--@rajachak75 bringing the facts at the Open Money Summit @consensus2025.
"You can tokenize anything, but to what end?
Use cases like @etherfuse bring real-world utility — connecting blockchain technology to real economic needs, not just speculative activity."
--@rajachak75 bringing the facts at Open Money Summit @consensus2025.
Use cases like @etherfuse bring real-world utility — connecting blockchain technology to real economic needs, not just speculative activity."
--@rajachak75 bringing the facts at Open Money Summit @consensus2025.
"You can tokenize anything, but to what end?
Use cases like @etherfuse bring real-world utility — connecting blockchain technology to real economic needs, not just speculative activity."
--@rajachak75 bringing the facts at the Open Money Summit @consensus2025.
Use cases like @etherfuse bring real-world utility — connecting blockchain technology to real economic needs, not just speculative activity."
--@rajachak75 bringing the facts at the Open Money Summit @consensus2025.
💭 Proof-of-Stake (PoS) chains like Ethereum & Solana rely on economic incentives. Stake tokens → earn rewards. Cheat → get slashed.But what if the reward for cheating is bigger than the punishment? More below.
In 2023, attackers spent ~$10K to become Ethereum validators. They exploited MEV-Boost to steal $25M in stablecoins. The block was valid. The network approved it. The exploit worked because PoS only verifies outputs, not how the block was built.
PoS assumes attackers are rational...motivated only by profit. But what if they’re not? State-level actors could sabotage a PoS chain to cause economic damage, even at a loss. PoS offers no defense against attackers who don’t care about money.
Why is this possible? Because in PoS, anyone with money can validate blocks - no identity or reputation required. Malicious actors can enter anonymously, exploit, and vanish. That’s the tradeoff when stake = access.
Stellar takes a different approach. Its Proof-of-Agreement (PoA) model is based on trust, not tokens. To become a validator, you need to be trusted by others. No trust? No influence. It’s staking reputation over coins.
PoA shuts the door on anonymous block producers, MEV abuse, and irrational attacks. It’s not perfect, but the Stellar approach offers something PoS can’t: Accountability.
More from @gttyson here -->
In 2023, attackers spent ~$10K to become Ethereum validators. They exploited MEV-Boost to steal $25M in stablecoins. The block was valid. The network approved it. The exploit worked because PoS only verifies outputs, not how the block was built.
PoS assumes attackers are rational...motivated only by profit. But what if they’re not? State-level actors could sabotage a PoS chain to cause economic damage, even at a loss. PoS offers no defense against attackers who don’t care about money.
Why is this possible? Because in PoS, anyone with money can validate blocks - no identity or reputation required. Malicious actors can enter anonymously, exploit, and vanish. That’s the tradeoff when stake = access.
Stellar takes a different approach. Its Proof-of-Agreement (PoA) model is based on trust, not tokens. To become a validator, you need to be trusted by others. No trust? No influence. It’s staking reputation over coins.
PoA shuts the door on anonymous block producers, MEV abuse, and irrational attacks. It’s not perfect, but the Stellar approach offers something PoS can’t: Accountability.
More from @gttyson here -->
What does the next evolution of RWAs look like?
Get @rajachak75's take tomorrow, May 14th, during the Open Money Summit at @consensus2025.
Get @rajachak75's take tomorrow, May 14th, during the Open Money Summit at @consensus2025.
Blockchain = the bank without banking hours.
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