KernelDAO just dropped the Kred litepaper, marking its boldest move yet into RWA. Kred extends Kernel’s DeFi dominance into the trillion-dollar credit market by introducing the Internet of Credit: an instant, composable layer for onchain lending and global payments. At its core is KUSD, a yield-bearing stablecoin backed by real-world receivables and designed for borderless, 24/7 liquidity. The system promises real yield of up to 50% APR, creating a stable yet high-performing alternative to speculative yield. Kred aims to transform real-world finance by using DeFi speed and transparency to power loans, remittances, and trade settlements. Phase one launches this quarter with KUSD targeting cross-border corridors, followed by institutional vault expansion through 2026. With over 2.4B TVL across Kelp, Gain, and Kernel Infra, the Kred positions KERNEL at the center of a rapidly converging world where staking, stablecoins, and real credit meet: signaling massive upside for the token and a new standard for on-chain credit infrastructure. A global, always-on liquidity network: the Internet of Credit. You can read the full litepaper below 👇🏻(Route 2 FI)