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Real-World Assets Cross $32 Billion, But Liquidity and Fragmentation Raise Concerns

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Real-world assets (RWA) on blockchain surpass $32 billion in market value, but experts warn about liquidity issues and fragmentation across blockchains, potentially draining billions from the market annually.

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