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⚡ The Tokenized Market for Real World Assets Expands by 42% to $51 Billion The tokenized market for Real World Assets (RWA) has shown significant growth, increasing by 42% this year to reach a total value of $51 billion. Tokenized private credit now represents 44% of this market, surpassing other asset classes. #Token #RWA #activos
⚡ The Tokenized Market for Real World Assets Expands by 42% to $51 Billion The tokenized market for Real World Assets (RWA) has shown significant growth, increasing by 42% this year to reach a total value of $51 billion. Tokenized private credit now represents 44% of this market, surpassing other asset classes.
#Token #RWA #activos
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🌐 Tokenized Real-World Assets Hit $31.4 Billion 📈 Tokenized RWAs surged to nearly $31.4 billion in May 2026, multiplying roughly five times since the beginning of 2025. #activos
🌐 Tokenized Real-World Assets Hit $31.4 Billion

📈 Tokenized RWAs surged to nearly $31.4 billion in May 2026, multiplying roughly five times since the beginning of 2025.

#activos
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Hey, can someone help me understand a bit about how the #wallet works on Binance? I'm just curious, really. I noticed this #activos popping up, but when I read up on it, it says that if you select the #Venus , those are loans. Is that right? Are they like loans for the wallet? What's the deal with the assets? I'm just asking before I touch anything, so if anyone knows and can guide me, I’d really appreciate it.
Hey, can someone help me understand a bit about how the #wallet works on Binance? I'm just curious, really. I noticed this #activos popping up, but when I read up on it, it says that if you select the #Venus , those are loans. Is that right? Are they like loans for the wallet? What's the deal with the assets?

I'm just asking before I touch anything, so if anyone knows and can guide me, I’d really appreciate it.
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🔥The Fed understands cryptocurrencies and eliminates its oversight program 👀 The Federal Reserve of the United States (#Fed ) has ended a program that supervised banks working with crypto assets and financial technology. This program, launched in August 2023, aimed to have greater control over how banks managed the #Criptomonedas and other innovative technologies. This new change is due to the fact that the Fed has learned so much from the previous program that they can now integrate that knowledge directly into their normal oversight process. In short, they no longer need a special program for this because they now better understand how banks interact with cryptocurrencies. This shift in focus aligns with the more open stance that other U.S. regulatory agencies have adopted since President Donald Trump took office, such as the FDIC and the #SEC , which are also easing their rules and guidelines for digital assets. The relationship between banks and cryptocurrencies has changed significantly. Previously, under the previous administration, there was more distrust and banks were discouraged from participating in activities with cryptocurrencies. Now, the stance is more permissive, and the goal is for existing rules to be clearly applied to the #activos digital assets, rather than creating new barriers. This could mean a more integrated future for cryptocurrencies in the traditional financial system. Do you think this change in rules will encourage more banks to offer cryptocurrency-related services? 👉More crypto updates ... Share and follow me for more 👈😎 $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT)
🔥The Fed understands cryptocurrencies and eliminates its oversight program 👀

The Federal Reserve of the United States (#Fed ) has ended a program that supervised banks working with crypto assets and financial technology. This program, launched in August 2023, aimed to have greater control over how banks managed the #Criptomonedas and other innovative technologies.

This new change is due to the fact that the Fed has learned so much from the previous program that they can now integrate that knowledge directly into their normal oversight process. In short, they no longer need a special program for this because they now better understand how banks interact with cryptocurrencies. This shift in focus aligns with the more open stance that other U.S. regulatory agencies have adopted since President Donald Trump took office, such as the FDIC and the #SEC , which are also easing their rules and guidelines for digital assets.

The relationship between banks and cryptocurrencies has changed significantly. Previously, under the previous administration, there was more distrust and banks were discouraged from participating in activities with cryptocurrencies. Now, the stance is more permissive, and the goal is for existing rules to be clearly applied to the #activos digital assets, rather than creating new barriers. This could mean a more integrated future for cryptocurrencies in the traditional financial system.

Do you think this change in rules will encourage more banks to offer cryptocurrency-related services?

👉More crypto updates ...
Share and follow me for more 👈😎
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This is how Binance Exchange and wallets work: I'll explain it simply. The board of #exchange is the operational market screen of Binance, aimed at executing trades. That is to say, here you will find the available funds to buy, sell, or trade. You are viewing the active environment of #trading: - Pairs (BTC/USDT, BTC/USDC, etc.) - Price charts and indicators - Buy/sell orders - Order book - Trade execution It is a view designed for fast trading; however, within this environment you can interact with different types of wallets, where you can manage your #activos, which I detail below: 💰 Earn Wallet: you generate passive income (staking, savings, flexible products…). Your money “works,” it is not idle. 💰 Futures Wallet: you trade derivative contracts, you do not buy the real asset. You can trade with leverage in long or short and generate profits both in rises and falls; it also allows two types of margin: - Cross margin: all your futures balance backs the trade. It reduces the risk of immediate liquidation but increases exposure. - Isolated margin: the risk is limited to a single trade. You only risk the capital assigned to that position. 💰 Funds Wallet: you manage deposits, withdrawals, and payments (P2P or Binance Pay), it is your “current account,” it is not designed for trading. 💰 Spot Wallet: you manage your real money, it is where you buy, sell, and hold assets that you truly own. It is the foundation of everything. 💬 SIMPLE TRANSLATION: Earn → Generate assets passively Futures → Advanced trading Funds → Move money (cash flow) Spot → Buy and sell cryptos If you do not know in which #billetera you are trading… you are not managing your risk properly, you are improvising. [KiuTrades_Academy](https://app.binance.com/uni-qr/group-chat-landing?channelToken=9QQbjZ_I3y55nYuDUN4wYQ&type=1&entrySource=sharing_link) #BinanceEspañol $KITE $BTC $LYN
This is how Binance Exchange and wallets work: I'll explain it simply.

The board of #exchange is the operational market screen of Binance, aimed at executing trades. That is to say, here you will find the available funds to buy, sell, or trade.

You are viewing the active environment of #trading:

- Pairs (BTC/USDT, BTC/USDC, etc.)
- Price charts and indicators
- Buy/sell orders
- Order book
- Trade execution

It is a view designed for fast trading; however, within this environment you can interact with different types of wallets, where you can manage your #activos, which I detail below:

💰 Earn Wallet: you generate passive income (staking, savings, flexible products…). Your money “works,” it is not idle.

💰 Futures Wallet: you trade derivative contracts, you do not buy the real asset. You can trade with leverage in long or short and generate profits both in rises and falls; it also allows two types of margin:

- Cross margin: all your futures balance backs the trade. It reduces the risk of immediate liquidation but increases exposure.

- Isolated margin: the risk is limited to a single trade. You only risk the capital assigned to that position.

💰 Funds Wallet: you manage deposits, withdrawals, and payments (P2P or Binance Pay), it is your “current account,” it is not designed for trading.

💰 Spot Wallet: you manage your real money, it is where you buy, sell, and hold assets that you truly own. It is the foundation of everything.

💬 SIMPLE TRANSLATION:

Earn → Generate assets passively
Futures → Advanced trading
Funds → Move money (cash flow)
Spot → Buy and sell cryptos

If you do not know in which #billetera you are trading…
you are not managing your risk properly, you are improvising.

KiuTrades_Academy

#BinanceEspañol

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