A post by @WuBlockchain on X.

Plume co-founder and CEO Chris Yin argued in an interview with Wu Blockchain that the value of real-world assets (RWAs) lies less in on-chain composability than in access, asking why stocks and treasuries should be brought on-chain when a broker can already buy them. Yin framed the pitch around letting users purchase assets they otherwise could not reach, positioning access rather than composability as the core proposition for RWA tokenization. The comments come as the RWA sector continues to draw attention for tokenized treasuries and other traditional instruments. The article did not disclose specific token prices, total value locked, volumes, market cap or funding figures. Watch for how Plume and other RWA platforms translate the access argument into user growth and asset issuance.