Market maker leader DWF Labs releases a new business blueprint. According to the latest news, the firm's partner Andrei Grachev revealed that by 2026, they will significantly advance their layout in the gold trading sector — not only expanding trading volume but also increasing gold spot reserves.
What's more exciting is the new initiative for retail delivery. DWF Labs plans to launch a delivery service starting from 1 kilogram, which means opening the original institutional-level gold trading threshold to ordinary investors. Compared to the traditional precious metals market, this is an important exploration of on-chain gold tokenization.
In the long run, gold is just the appetizer. DWF Labs stated that in the future, they will also layout more RWA( real-world asset tokenization) projects. From stable assets to commodities, from debt claims to income rights, the entire RWA track is attracting more and more players. The move by leading market makers often signals the next investment boom in the market.
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ImpermanentSage
· 01-08 07:21
Minimum purchase of 1 kilogram? Now ordinary people can finally play with gold, but I doubt if the liquidity is sufficient.
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DWF's move is quite interesting; the RWA track is really about to take off.
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Gold is just the appetizer? The main course must be even more delicious. Looking forward to what's next.
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Another prophecy about a market trend. Should I believe it or wait and see?
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Tokenizing gold on the blockchain sounds good, but can it actually be exchanged for real gold?
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Talking about 2026 now, this pace feels a bit slow.
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tx_pending_forever
· 01-07 21:33
Starting at 1 kilogram? Now retail investors can play too. DWF's move is quite good.
Is RWA really about to take off, or is this just another prelude to a new round of cutting leeks?
It's not moving until 2026. Why wait so long when things are so competitive now?
We've been talking about on-chain gold tokenization for so many years, and finally someone is seriously doing it.
But on the other hand, how's the liquidity of gold? Can it really be redeemed?
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StakeTillRetire
· 01-05 17:42
Gold is now on the blockchain... now even traditional assets are being tokenized. It's really happening.
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ShitcoinArbitrageur
· 01-05 07:58
Starting at 1 kilogram? That's still a bit high a threshold, can ordinary people really use it?
RWA definitely has imagination, but is DWF really planning to go all in or just telling stories again?
On-chain gold, I don't know how long it can stay popular, it still feels mostly hype.
The 2026 plan is being released now? The industry is starting to spin stories again.
Gold tokenization sounds impressive, but how much it can actually exchange for is the real key.
This move seems to be trying to preempt other institutions and grab territory, old tricks.
Basically, they want to raise more funds under the guise of RWA.
But if they can really do spot delivery well, it’s definitely more reliable than purely virtual ones.
With so many people entering the RWA track, could it be another round of cutting leeks?
DWF is probably paving the way for next year's fundraising.
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GasFeeVictim
· 01-05 07:57
DWF is aggressively bottom-fishing in the gold sector. Starting at 1kg for sale is really interesting... but it depends on how long their spot reserves can last.
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MEVSandwichMaker
· 01-05 07:56
Gold tokenization has long been overdue, and DWF's move is still quite swift.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 01-05 07:53
Starting at 1 kilogram? Now even I can play with gold, but DWF's move is really clever, pushing institutional assets downward. The RWA track is definitely about to take off.
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OfflineValidator
· 01-05 07:53
Oh, starting at 1 kilogram? Now that's more reasonable. Finally, I don't have to buy several tons to play anymore.
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NftRegretMachine
· 01-05 07:52
Haha, DWF is planning to bring gold onto the blockchain as well? Starting from 1 kilogram to sell really lowers the threshold, there's something to it.
Market maker leader DWF Labs releases a new business blueprint. According to the latest news, the firm's partner Andrei Grachev revealed that by 2026, they will significantly advance their layout in the gold trading sector — not only expanding trading volume but also increasing gold spot reserves.
What's more exciting is the new initiative for retail delivery. DWF Labs plans to launch a delivery service starting from 1 kilogram, which means opening the original institutional-level gold trading threshold to ordinary investors. Compared to the traditional precious metals market, this is an important exploration of on-chain gold tokenization.
In the long run, gold is just the appetizer. DWF Labs stated that in the future, they will also layout more RWA( real-world asset tokenization) projects. From stable assets to commodities, from debt claims to income rights, the entire RWA track is attracting more and more players. The move by leading market makers often signals the next investment boom in the market.