Jose Rodriguez

@CoinDesk came back for a deeper look at our @HarneysGlobal deal. The opportunity for us is opening a $65.6bn CAT bond market to more investors, with legal ownership onchain and more capital available to fund disaster protection. 👇 coindesk.com/business/2026/1…

Bermuda already lists 93% of the world’s catastrophe bonds. Working with @HarneysGlobal, we’re building the structure where the token carries the bond’s actual legal title. Test issuance targeted for 2027, pending regulatory approval. #RWAs #Bermuda coindesk.com/business/2026/0…

RWAs aren’t just about financial markets, it's about securing the future of essential sectors like agriculture at a sovereign level. 🇸🇦🌾 We are proud to announce that our CEO, @FaisalMonai will be a featured speaker at the upcoming online session below: 👇 – at Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

When real world assets move on-chain, the question is not simply whether ownership can become digital. The harder question is whether ownership can remain legally enforceable, institutionally trusted and aligned with sovereign systems once it becomes machine readable. Our CEO @FaisalMonai & CBO @mrchriskelly_ joined Jamil Hasan on Crypto Hipster to discuss one of the most important tensions in tokenization today, the gap between blockchain finality and real world legal reality. At droppRWA, this is exactly the problem we are building for. Tokenization will not scale through technology alone. It will scale when legal records, settlement, compliance, jurisdiction, dispute resolution and institutional trust can operate together as part of the same infrastructure. Thank you to Jamil Hassan and Crypto Hipster for hosting a thoughtful conversation on where real world asset infrastructure is heading. YouTube link in comments… 📺

We took Saudi Arabia on-chain last year. Three more countries are next. In under a year, we have secured $12.5 billion in mandates from a G20 sovereign. By mandate volume, that makes us the largest RWA company in the world. The stablecoin issuers are bigger. They are also not real world asset companies. Stablecoins are payment and settlement rails, not an investment asset class. The real asset exposure is in the reserves, not the token. Every credible RWA tracker separates them. @RWA_xyz , Messari, @coingecko all do this. Regulators do the same. MiCA classifies stablecoins as electronic money tokens or asset referenced tokens, not tokenized securities. Once stablecoins are out of the category, the real RWA leaderboard looks different. The top five platforms ex-stablecoins hold $10.3 billion combined. Years of hard work each. They built the demand. What has been missing is the sovereign layer underneath. We built it. And now the whole industry can plug in and scale to a trillion. The world called stablecoins the RWA ChatGPT moment. They were wrong. The ChatGPT moment for real-world assets is not tokenizing dollars. It is taking a complex, sovereign-governed, legally enforceable asset and putting it on-chain with the registry intact. That happened on our infrastructure. In November 2025, the first sovereign-native property deed transfer in history cleared on droppChain. Weeks of paperwork, government approvals and settlement cycles compressed to 66 seconds. Full legal enforceability at the source. Without a sovereign rail, the industry has had to tokenize wrappers. SPVs, custodial layers, derivatives of the asset instead of the asset itself. Five hops away from the legal foundation. That is why scale has never come. We built that missing infrastructure. Tokens connect directly to the sovereign records where assets actually exist. Land titles. Mineral rights. Hydrocarbon concessions. Energy infrastructure. The places where ownership is legally defined. We haven’t built a new ledger. We built the financial infrastructure of the world. Our CEO @FaisalMonai walked @CoinDesk through the architecture, the pipeline and what comes next. Link in comments… #RWA