RWAs will run on two blockchain rails, says RedStone co‑founder

Institutional adoption of real-world assets is splitting between public blockchains and permissioned networks, highlighting a trade-off between the liquidity of chains like Ethereum and the confidentiality offered by systems such as the Canton Network. Marcin Kaźmierczak, co‑founder of blockchain oracle provider RedStone, said product development is likely to occur on public chains, while permissioned systems are better suited for institutional processes that require secrecy.

“There are some operations between institutions that simply have to stay private, and this is the value proposition that Canton offers very effectively,” he said. Digital Asset’s Canton Network enables banks and asset managers to tokenize and settle RWAs while keeping transaction details visible only to involved parties.

The network reports it processed $6 trillion in RWA value in 2025, and RWA.xyz lists over $313 billion in represented RWA tokens that use the ledger as a recordkeeping layer.

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