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Just checked Santiment's latest RWA dev rankings and Hedera is still sitting at the top. The three projects leading in development activity are Hedera scoring 278.17, followed by Chainlink at 215.37 and Avalanche at 135.13. Pretty solid lineup if you're tracking which blockchains are actually building in the real-world assets space.
What caught my attention is how active Hedera's network has been, especially with that McLaren partnership they just announced. The institutional moves seem to be accelerating for these platforms. Chainlink's oracle infrastructure is still crucial for RWA integration, even though monthly activity dipped a bit. Meanwhile Avalanche's holding strong with Galaxy Digital's $75M tokenized loan deal on the network.
The broader picture is interesting too. Securitize reported the total RWA market cap hit over $25 billion with nearly 1 million holders. That's explosive growth considering where we were a year ago. Stellar, IOTA, and VeChain also made the top 10 with their own focuses on payments, IoT, and supply chain tracking.
Price action's been decent lately. Hedera is trading around $0.09 with a 0.90% gain, Chainlink at $8.70 up 1.59%, and Avalanche at $9.03 up 3.35%. All three bounced back despite the broader market noise. If RWA adoption keeps accelerating like this, these dev rankings might be worth watching more closely.