How does Rialo’s Information Value turn into market prices? @RialoHQ @RialoKorea Information only becomes useful to a market when it can affect decisions. A real-world financial asset has a continuously changing state: price, market conditions, risk, liquidity, and other relevant data. Rialo’s architecture is designed to bring this information into an onchain environment through real-time data feeds. The basic flow can be thought of as: Real-world data → Data Feed → Onchain State → Market Activity → Price The key point is that the information itself does not set the market price. Instead, verified and timely information becomes available to applications and market participants. Traders can then respond to that information through buying, selling, lending, or other financial activity. For example, if new information changes how participants value an asset, their trading decisions can change. Those decisions affect supply and demand, and the resulting market activity produces a new price. This is especially important for RWAs. Tokenizing an asset is only the beginning. The onchain representation needs access to information about the underlying asset and its market if it is going to support pricing, trading, lending, or risk management. Rialo Stream provides native data feeds for DeFi and RWAs, while the broader architecture connects that information with execution and financial applications. So the relationship isn't: Information = Price It's: Information → Decisions → Market Activity → Price Rialo's role is to make the first part of that chain—bringing real-world information into an onchain environment—part of the infrastructure itself.