From DeFi to RWA: The Evolution of Web3 Finance and the Trust Revolution of OmniPact
Web3 finance is undergoing a crucial transition from "on-chain closure" to "connecting with the real economy". While the exploration of DeFi has laid the foundation for decentralized finance, the rise of RWA has opened up room for value growth. The global trust settlement layer represented by OmniPact is becoming the core support for this evolution.
Since 2018, DeFi has experienced explosive growth led by representatives such as Uniswap and Aave, with its Total Value Locked (TVL) once exceeding $200 billion. However, its over-reliance on crypto-native assets has trapped it in bottlenecks like high volatility and disconnection from the real economy. The emergence of RWA (Real-World Asset Tokenization) has become a key solution—it converts traditional assets such as stocks and real estate into on-chain assets. Boston Consulting Group predicts that its market size will reach $16 trillion by 2030, providing a real value anchor for Web3.
Nevertheless, the integration of DeFi and RWA urgently needs to address issues of cross-chain fragmentation and scattered trust, and OmniPact's positioning precisely fills this gap. As a Web3.0 trust settlement layer, its core lies in building a decentralized cross-chain trust infrastructure. Through multi-chain consensus engines and zero-knowledge proof technology, it enables seamless asset transfer and privacy protection.
For DeFi, OmniPact connects capital pools across chains and reduces transaction slippage. For RWA, its standardized framework accelerates asset on-chaining, enables T+0 settlement, and endows illiquid assets like real estate with global liquidity. This transformation not only optimizes financial efficiency but also drives traditional institutions to enter the market faster, building a compliant ecosystem for Web3.
OmniPact's value lies not in a single technological breakthrough, but in enabling Web3 finance to move from concept to practical application through a unified trust mechanism, making it a key hub connecting the digital economy and the real economy.
