plume.botWhat is tokenised on Plume
Every figure is a stored reading. The definition used is stated below and applied the same way on every run.
- Real world assets, share of chain totalobserved
- 70.3%
Counted across 12 protocols.
Read this as a floor, not a ceiling. Some duplication almost certainly remains in the chain total, where two protocols report the same vault under different names, and removing it would raise the share rather than lower it.
By protocol
12Every row below was read in one collection, observed .
| Protocol | Asset class | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Nest Credit | ||
| OpenTrade | ||
| Centrifuge Protocol | ||
| DigiFT | ||
| Invesco USTB | Treasuriesdefillama.com | |
| HARVEST FLOW | ||
| RealtyX | Real estatedefillama.com | |
| MatrixDock XAUM | Golddefillama.com | |
| Midas RWA | ||
| SPICE Protocol | ||
| Fractit Fleet | ||
| Kasu |
Asset classes are curated from each issuer's own documentation, not read from an index. A protocol whose class is not confirmed shows no class rather than a guessed one.
What is not counted
- Bitwise USCC$12,590,121 A crypto basis trade fund. Its underlying exposure is not a real world asset.
- Grove Finance$20,701,595 An onchain capital allocator. An allocator is not itself an asset.
- Risk Curators Curates vaults that already count inside their host lending protocol, so counting both counts the same money twice.
A wider definition counting all three, over the gross chain total with risk curators left in, reads 89.3%. That is $124,948,144 of real world assets, plus $33,291,716 across the named protocols above, plus $4,976,321 across the Risk Curators category, giving $163,216,181 over $182,755,034. We do not use it. A crypto carry fund inside a figure headed real world assets is the first thing a hostile reader would pull on.