The real-world asset (RWA) market is making notable progress in the development activity. In this respect, ChainLink ($LINK), Hedera ($HBAR), and Avalanche ($AVAX) are the leading players in terms of RWA development activity. As per data from Santiment, the other prominent names on the list include Stellar ($XLM), IOTA ($IOTA), Axelar ($AXL), Chia Network ($XCH), VeChain ($VET), Injective ($INJ), and Centrifuge ($CFG). The rising development activity reflects the growing attention given to connecting blockchain solutions with conventional finance.
Particularly, ChainLink ($LINK) is the top platform when it comes to RWA development activity. Hence, the platform’s RWA development activity has surged to 366.53 over the past month. In addition to this, Hedera ($HBAR) stands in the 2nd position as its RWA development activity has attained the 271.6 mark in the meantime.
Subsequently, Avalanche ($AVAX) has occupied the 3rd rank in 30-day RWA development activity. Thus, the project has effectively touched the 136.67 spot. Coming after that is Stellar ($XLM), with its RWA development activity hitting 112.37 over the month. The next player is IOTA ($IOTA), as it has successfully attained the 96.67 figure in the case of RWA development activity. Following that, Axelar ($AXL) has surged to the 6th position, claiming 77.43 points in RWA development ranking for last thirty days.
Santiment’s list of key projects in line with the 30-day RWA development activity adds Chia Network ($XCH) in the 7th position. Specifically, the project accounts for 55.3 points in this regard. Along with that, VeChain’s ($VET) 52.27 points have placed it in the 8th rank in monthly RWA development activity. Additionally, with 45.93 points, Injective is the 9th player on the list. Then, concluding the top-10 list for 30-day RWA development activity is Centrifuge with 17.03 points.


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