- ONDO dominates the RWA sector, surpassing $450M in transaction volume in early 2025, signaling strong adoption and ecosystem growth.
- Hedera (HBAR) partners with ChainGPT to enhance AI-driven NFT minting and smart contract development, boosting blockchain efficiency.
- Quant (QNT) advances interoperability with Overledger, integrating legacy systems and expanding enterprise blockchain adoption globally.
Regulators are intensifying their focus on crypto as digital assets gain mainstream attention. The push for clearer guidelines follows recent financial disruptions linked to crypto related activities.
Governments are opening their eyes to crypto.$ONDO is on everyone's lips and is currently discounted.$HBAR is making moves at a discount.$QNT innovates at a discount.
— Altcoin Buzz (@Altcoinbuzzio) February 20, 2025
Do you use the opportunity, or do you wait?
Authorities are now advancing policies to enhance oversight and transparency in the sector. Meanwhile, several digital assets, including ONDO, HBAR, and QNT, are having notable moves and trading at discounts.
ONDO Surges in Transaction Volume
ONDO is dominant in the real world asset (RWA) sector, leading in transaction volumes. According to IntoTheBlock, ONDO’s transaction activity surpassed $450 million in early 2025.
$ONDO is dominating the RWA space, posting the highest transaction volume and significantly outperforming other tokens, even in the current sluggish market pic.twitter.com/j7KV79dL1K
— IntoTheBlock (@intotheblock) February 19, 2025
The token maintained high engagement levels, peaking above $300 million in April 2024. Even with fluctuations, it remained above $100 million at various points. MKR recorded the second highest activity, with transaction volumes between $50 million and $200 million.
Other assets like PAXG, GFI, and TNGBL remained under $50 million, while LNDX, XAUT, and BKN showed minimal movement. ONDO’s sustained activity suggests increasing adoption, driven by ecosystem growth and strategic integrations. Its market dominance could position it as a key DeFi asset in 2025.
HBAR Strengthens Blockchain Infrastructure
Hedera (HBAR) is advancing blockchain innovation through a partnership with ChainGPT. This collaboration integrates AI-powered blockchain tools with Hedera’s Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT).
🚨JUST IN: @CHAIN_GPT ANNOUNCES ITS INTEGRATION WITH @HEDERA, ENABLING USERS TO MINT NFTS
— BSCN Headlines (@BSCNheadlines) February 19, 2025
The partnership enhances NFT minting and smart contract development, improving efficiency and accessibility. Hedera’s hashgraph consensus mechanism offers high transaction throughput, low latency, and strong security.
It processes hundreds of thousands of transactions per second with near instant finality. ChainGPT’s AI toolkit will work seamlessly with Hedera, enabling developers to create NFTs and deploy smart contracts more efficiently.
Lower fees and improved processing times reduce barriers for new blockchain adopters. The integration also simplifies development processes, making blockchain applications more accessible.
Users can connect wallets to utilize ChainGPT’s NFT generator and smart contract tools directly on the Hedera network. This partnership aims to enhance blockchain adoption and optimize operational performance.
QNT Expands Interoperability
Quant (QNT) is strengthening its position in digital ledger interoperability. Tokenicer notes Quant’s major integrations, including LACChain in 2021, SATP progress in 2022, and Project Rosalind in 2023.
Quant doesn't make a lot of announcements every year, but when they do it's noteworthy.
— 🥖Tokenicer✲⥃⬢ (@Tokenicer) February 17, 2025
Let's look at their biggest the past few years.
2021: LACChain
2022: SATP Progress
2023: Project Rosalind
2024: UK RLN
They've always played a game of quality > quantity$QNT itself isn't… pic.twitter.com/z0y0WHkfUG
In 2024, the UK RLN project showed Overledger’s capability to facilitate shared ledger access. Unlike traditional blockchains, Quant operates as an API gateway connecting legacy systems with distributed ledger technology (DLT).
This standardized approach enhances cross industry adoption, allowing enterprises to integrate seamlessly. Overledger’s role in LACChain could boost blockchain use across Latin America, expanding financial inclusion.
Project Rosalind introduced an interoperable retail CBDC framework, bridging digital and legacy financial systems. The UK RLN further demonstrated Overledger’s ability to streamline access for new market participants.
With ongoing developments, Quant’s integrations continue unlocking new possibilities for enterprise blockchain adoption. Future partnerships could solidify its role in enabling digital asset interoperability across industries.
