Great op-ed from
@mfisher10x in CoinDesk on one of the biggest problems holding RWAs back.
And a very kind shoutout to
@3f_xyz for working on it.
The problem isn’t tokenization. It's liquidity.
"I worked on bringing Apollo's ACRED onchain as collateral on Polygon PoS, alongside Securitize, Gauntlet and a Morpho-powered vault. It worked, to an extent. Some looped it, and it proved the thing could be done at all. It also proved what still had to be solved before institutional flows would follow — chiefly on-demand liquidity for atomic redemption. Redemptions on a fund like that come quarterly. Loop it 4x, and unwinding completely can take a year. The redemption path simply didn't make sense, and that isn't a smart contract problem or a demand problem. It's a duration mismatch between an instrument built for quarterly liquidity and a market that clears in seconds.
That's the actual reason RWA utilization is low, and it's nowhere in the debate.
It's also what newer entrants appear to be solving. Protocols like 3F, built on Morpho on the Ethereum mainnet, replace sequential looping with an onchain auction in which specialists front the full capital for the target leverage in one shot. Twenty settlement cycles collapse into one."