Pharos Network launches the RealFi Alliance. This group works to set rules for how institutions turn real assets into tokens on blockchain.
Bridging Real Assets and Blockchain with Clear Rules
Pharos Network starts the RealFi Alliance on February 23, 2026. The network is based in Hong Kong. It builds its blockchain to join real assets with decentralized finance. The group unites asset issuers, blockchain builders, and on-chain developers. They work together to fix issues that stop many token projects. These fixes help real assets join everyday finance.
The founding group has members such as Chainlink, Asseto Finance, Ember, Faroo, LayerZero, R25, Re7 Labs, TopNod, and Centrifuge. Each member works to connect real asset tokens with smooth rules. They try to shift early tests into full financial steps where tokens move safely and can mix with each other.
Fixing Broken Links and Complex Rules
The RealFi Alliance tries to close gaps that slow down real asset projects. Many token projects work in small pools with different ideas. The group builds a common plan by linking asset creation, money flow, and rule checks on Pharos Network. With this design, token projects can run fast and safe.
Instead of letting tokens stay still, the group keeps them ready. For example, Ember and Re7 Labs now work together. They take care of vaults and risk in real time. This mix of saving money and growing yield works well on the chain.
Four Main Steps to Build Trust
The group works in four clear areas:
Asset Building: Turning real value into tokens that work well for institutions.
Building the Chain and Rule Checks: Using Pharos’s own rule checks and fast transactions to keep tokens safe and in line with law.
Money Flow and Use: Building clear paths for staking, yield flow, and using tokens in apps so they always work and move.
Clear Market Data: Setting clear limits for risk and return to build trust with advanced investors and rule checkers.
Using these steps, the group hopes to build one market that can attract real money. This market may bring many tokens to life with real value.
Pharos CEO Wish Wu said, "The main task today is to build one space where assets work well at scale. The RealFi Alliance shows our plan. We join Chainlink, a top oracle, with asset experts so that real value moves onchain with clear and solid rules."
Looking Ahead: Ready Mainnet and Slow Growth
The group sets a clear path for Pharos Network’s Mainnet. This Mainnet will have a ready environment where tokens work with built-in rule checks from the start. The group plans to add more members slowly. New members will be chosen for asset quality, tech skills, and a fit with Pharos’s view.
Pharos Network paints itself as new financial-grade tech for evolving finance. The network mixes traditional assets such as real estate, loans, and debt with blockchain rules. With talent from groups like Ant Group and support from global investors such as Hack VC and Faction VC, Pharos builds a place where onchain ideas meet real finance.
As more institutions watch token projects, groups like RealFi Alliance show that the market seeks to bring together many parts. This move may change how blockchain and real assets grow into a normal part of world finance.
About Pharos Network:
Pharos is a next-generation Layer 1 blockchain. It joins real assets with decentralized finance. The network brings a modular, fast design with built-in rule checks. This setup lets token projects work safe and clear onchain.
For more information, contact:
Michelle Kang
Email: [email protected]
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