🧐 The decade-old public chain IOTA @iota is bringing the "giant narrative" of international trade onto the blockchain—

Recently, IOTA officially announced that it will address the global $2.5 trillion trade finance gap through the Salus platform, tokenizing critical mineral supply chains;

Today, it signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with GLEIF, the global standard legal entity identification system organization;

All of this points in one direction:

IOTA is piecing together the entire infrastructure of global trade—identity + financing + supply chain—allowing everyone from governments and enterprises to retail investors to find a point of participation.

This could be the biggest hidden opportunity in Web3, a $2.5 trillion market gap where retail investors can finally participate—

And IOTA is also forging a different path:

Using the Salus platform to tokenize "international trade": mineral warehouse receipts, supply chain receivables → turning them into investable RWAs, supported by real goods, allowing stablecoins to participate.

By signing a MoU with GLEIF, it is creating verifiable credentials for companies' "identities," combining this with IOTA's blockchain infrastructure to achieve faster verification, lower risk, and higher trust in cross-border trade and payment scenarios.

The Salus platform aims to facilitate international trade financing, and the collaboration with GLEIF fills a crucial gap in the "identity verification" dimension.

Moreover, the data on the IOTA chain is clearly preparing for all of this, especially after the Rebased upgrade completed in May:

50,000+ TPS / 0.4s confirmation;

MoveVM L1 + EVM dual virtual machines;

300+ contracts, 30,000 daily active users, 48.6% token staking.

The long-established RWA concept is finally set to make significant moves, looking forward to it!

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