Credit

A single bond pricing tells you where residential mortgage credit costs are clearing in mid-2026, and sets the floor for every tokenization play targeting that collateral.

Shareholders approved the deal on May 22, 2026, and the counterparty risk runs deeper than most people are tracking.

A signed acquisition of this size puts $12 to $13 billion in gaming sector debt in motion, and the asset base underneath it is exactly what tokenization platforms are targeting.

When a large regulated utility rebuilds its liability stack in a single week, fixed income managers and real-world asset builders both need to pay attention.

A down week did not break Maple Finance, and that tells us more about on-chain credit infrastructure than a good week ever could.

Manufactured housing finance is one of the largest underserved credit segments in the US, and CAVCO's FY2026 results just gave tokenization builders a live stress test.

A Permian Basin land royalty company just replaced its private capital structure with a public one, and the terms tell you how a Tier 1 bank values land rights today.

A routine corporate refinancing is also a live stress test for any platform that uses investment-grade debt as on-chain collateral.

When regulated institutional credit becomes live on-chain collateral, the theoretical case for real-world asset composability stops being theoretical.

A labor market running twice as hot as expected has repriced the rate path, and the consequences run from tokenized credit all the way to AI data centers.

When the dominant DeFi money market needs a DAO-to-DAO credit facility to cover bad debt, collateral oracle risk moves from tail risk to first-order counterparty risk.