RWA Perpetuals Set to Surpass Tokenization as Crypto's Next TradFi Export

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Perpetual contracts tied to real-world assets (RWAs) are poised to become crypto's next major contribution to traditional finance, according to a DWF Labs analyst. Martin Lee, markets insight lead at DWF Labs, made the prediction in a commentary published by CoinDesk. He argues that while tokenization was crypto's first significant crossover into TradFi, RWA perps represent the next frontier. The shift signals growing institutional appetite for crypto-native financial instruments applied to traditional asset classes.

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