RedStone Report: Yield Gap Between Crypto and Traditional Finance Narrows Rapidly

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As per Bijié Wǎng, modular blockchain oracle network RedStone has found that the yield gap between crypto and traditional finance is narrowing rapidly. Currently, only 8%–11% of crypto assets generate yield, compared to 55%–65% in traditional finance. However, the rise of yield-generating stablecoins, blue-chip staking products, and tokenized real-world assets (RWA) is accelerating this convergence. The report highlights the explosive growth of yield-generating stablecoins, with a 300% year-over-year increase, and notes the rapid expansion of ETH and SOL liquidity staking. Emerging BTC yield tokens are also expected to drive further adoption. RWA, including tokenized U.S. treasuries, corporate bonds, and real estate, is gaining traction, with Deloitte predicting a $4 trillion market by 2035. RedStone analysts anticipate yield-generating stablecoins will play a key role as institutional investors enter DeFi. The report also discusses the evolution of yield generation in crypto, shifting from APY-driven models to structured collateral pools and risk-graded money markets. The U.S. GENIUS Act is seen as a major regulatory breakthrough, facilitating the migration of cash-like instruments and fixed-income assets onto blockchains.

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