AI, RWA, DeFi, perp DEX, etc., are all the hottest sectors right now. Among them, RWA is about tokenizing traditional assets like real estate, bonds, stocks, artwork, and invoices on-chain, enabling fractional ownership, 24/7 trading, high liquidity, and global accessibility. The core idea is to turn offline assets into digital tokens on the blockchain. Most of these typically use Ethereum. However, @integra_layer is building an L1 blockchain specifically designed for real estate tokenization. Although it’s built on the Cosmos SDK, it’s EVM-compatible. Since RWA involves real-world assets that are subject to various regulatory issues, Integra takes a compliance-first approach. It has built-in KYC/AML, supports permissioned token transfers, and is backed by institutional endorsements. A consortium with $12 billion AuM provides immediate asset inflows. If this funding support is genuine and reliable, it’s a significant advantage, as it’s backed by real assets rather than purely speculative investments. The CEO and co-founder is Joshua Tobkin, who has a background in blockchain infrastructure. Total token supply: 1 billion IRL Token allocation includes: • Community rewards: 0.5% • Seed round: 2.85% • Kaito points: 0.4% for the "Integra Levels" rewards program • Kaito ecosystem points program: rewards for content creators and referrers, 0.5% of the supply for the first 3,000 users, with 20% unlocked at TGE and linear release over 6 months. Estimated initial TGE circulation: 10-20%, FDV $70M. Overall score based on sector, funding, circulation, and sell pressure: 7/10. Integra has a unique positioning as an L1 specifically for real estate, avoiding competition with general RWA platforms. For us retail investors who may not have deep knowledge of real estate, let’s remember Buffett’s famous quote: "Never invest in a business you cannot understand." If you’re not familiar, it’s better to observe for now. KaitoAI Yaps @KaitoAI