Tokenization of Real World Assets (RWA) is poised to become one of crypto’s largest value unlocks—a $10T+ opportunity by 2030, according to Boston Consulting Group. With trillions locked in private markets, real estate, and institutional assets, there’s growing demand for compliant infrastructure to bring these assets on-chain. Yet, most existing solutions either lack institutional credibility or fail to provide secondary market liquidity, slowing real adoption.

Titan directly addresses these limitations by offering a permissionless yet institutionally compliant platform for tokenizing and trading traditionally illiquid assets. With $500M in pre-launch commitments and a founding team behind protocols like Fantom (9B market cap) and Holochain (6B ATH), Titan is not only well-connected but deeply experienced in scaling Web3 infrastructure. Its OTC-style flexibility and modular design give it an edge in handling real-world institutional workflows, while the $TITAN token anchors incentive alignment across users, issuers, and liquidity providers.

However, the RWA sector still faces regulatory headwinds and slow-moving institutional adoption—particularly in jurisdictions where legal frameworks around tokenized securities remain murky. Additionally, Titan’s success will depend heavily on continued buy-in from traditional finance, which can be fickle in early-stage blockchain solutions. That said, Titan’s team—with deep regulatory and enterprise experience—may be one of the few positioned to navigate these challenges successfully.