The platform will allow investors to directly access digital vaults with various yield strategies, without intermediaries and across multiple blockchains. It’s built on Provenance Blockchain, a public network designed for financial services, which already holds over $15.7 billion in tokenized real-world assets.
Animoca will lead tokenomics, commercial partnerships, and go-to-market strategy, while Provenance Blockchain Labs will handle technical infrastructure. According to their estimates, the global tokenized RWA market could grow to between $20 trillion and $30 trillion by 2030. Today, it stands at around $25 billion, with BlackRock’s fund currently leading in volume.
Animoca’s proposal aims to improve access to institutional financial products through blockchain technology, avoiding replication of traditional models. NUVA is positioned to become a direct channel between asset issuers and global capital, offering tools that reduce costs and eliminate operational friction
