The RWA narrative gets a lot of attention when tokenized assets are pumping.

But I'm more interested in the infrastructure being built underneath it.

$CFG is one project worth watching.

Centrifuge is currently around #258 on CMC, putting it well outside the Top 100.

Its focus is bringing real-world assets onchain and providing infrastructure for funds, credit and other financial assets.

That sounds great on paper.

But here's the part I care about:

Does the infrastructure actually capture value from the growth of tokenized assets?

Because RWA adoption can grow without every RWA token benefiting equally.

For CFG, I'd be watching:

→ Growth in assets brought onchain

→ Capital flowing through the protocol

→ Institutional adoption

→ Real demand for Centrifuge's infrastructure

→ And whether ecosystem growth eventually translates into sustainable token demand

The RWA sector doesn't need another narrative.

It needs products that financial institutions actually use.

That's why I'm more interested in the boring infrastructure than the loudest RWA headline.

A tokenized asset is the headline.

The rails underneath it are where the long-term value could be created.

That's what I'm watching with Centrifuge