The narrative around RWA has actually been over-discussed in the past year.

But the problems with most RWA products are the same:

Returns are returns, on-chain is on-chain, assets, incentives, and user behavior are disconnected.

You put money in to earn returns, but this action has no relation to the network itself:

Thus, it does not constitute a sense of "participation" or "ownership."

The upgrade of Nest is quite interesting:

It directly channels real returns back to the ownership of $PLUME, meaning returns → incentives → network participation are connected.

The nWISDOM treasury has underlying assets managed by WisdomTree (which is a real institution managing $100 billion in assets).

Base APY is around 11%, plus PNP incentives bringing it to about 20%, and the first 5M TVL has a 2x incentive, so during the launch period, we can expect around 30%.

In short: it’s not about issuing tokens to subsidize and inflate APY, but rather using real returns to support the token.

I think this direction is much better than "doing tasks for air."

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