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Symbiotic, the Paradigm- and Pantera-backed crypto infrastructure firm, has launched Liquid Lane — a liquidity network that lets investors swap tokenized funds, private credit products, and other real-world assets for USDC almost instantly, bypassing redemption windows that can stretch up to 180 days.
"The RWA market has crossed $33 billion, but most of those assets still can't be redeemed on demand," co-founder Misha Putiatin told CoinDesk. "Institutions understand that, which is why liquidity gets priced at a premium."
Why it matters
Long redemption delays have been one of the most stubborn structural barriers to institutional adoption of tokenized assets. Liquid Lane attacks this directly with a request-for-quote system: when an investor wants to exit a tokenized position, verified market makers compete to provide liquidity, the winner delivers USDC immediately, and the issuer settles in the background. Shared collateral across issuers — earning redemption spreads plus lending income from Aave and Morpho — makes the model capital-efficient rather than siloed.
Fasanara Capital's tokenized credit fund mGLOBAL is the first vault curator, with Midas as the first integrated issuer and RedStone Settle bridging to lending market liquidations. The launch follows Grove's $1 billion Basin network backed by BlackRock and Janus Henderson, signalling that shared liquidity infrastructure is fast becoming the competitive frontier in tokenized finance.
Market impact
Citi projects tokenized assets could hit $5 trillion by 2030; BCG and Ripple put the 2033 figure near $19 trillion. Solving the redemption bottleneck is a prerequisite for those numbers to materialize — institutional capital won't scale into illiquid wrappers.
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