KernelDAO price

Just finished reading the @KelpDAO white paper! This wave of $KERNEL's RWA layout is not just about playing DeFi; it's about moving the entire credit system on-chain, targeting the $220 trillion global payment market! First, let’s showcase some hard data: the products under @KelpDAO have already surpassed a TVL of $2.4 billion, definitely a staking giant. As the second largest LRT on Ethereum, rsETH has already entered top platforms like Aave and Morpho. Next, KUSD will replicate this successful path, which is incredibly stable; Gain is about to launch a stablecoin vault with an APR directly over 20%; even Kernel Infra on BNB has a TVL of $150 million. But the most outrageous part is that the $KERNEL token is severely undervalued. The most significant news is that @KelpDAO is officially entering the trillion-dollar RWA market, creating a Kred credit internet, directly building a scalable on-demand credit layer to address the pain points of real-world payments. The core KUSD is even more aggressive, being the first interest-bearing stablecoin backed by real-world receivables. In the future, credit and payments will run at internet speed—instant, borderless, and freely combinable; traditional finance will be alarmed. Last week, the report they co-released with the @ethereum Foundation and @Chainlink seemed significant, and now it indeed appears to be a setup before a big move. It's important to note that the stablecoin market already has a market cap of $300 billion, with monthly settlements exceeding $3 trillion, and it's still growing; in traditional finance, just doing short-term credit (buy now, pay later, supply chain finance) can generate a business worth billions, while DeFi's immediacy and scalability can completely stir up the $220 trillion market. Even more impressive is Kred's yield engine, relying on real-world repayments of receivables, with a base APR of 15%-20%, and when combined with DeFi mechanisms, it can soar to 30%-40%, potentially reaching around 50%! The key is that this yield is not tied to crypto speculation; it relies on real payment demand, which is incredibly stable. In the future, real-time credit for loans, payments, and remittances might depend on Kred as the backbone. Each of these sectors is large enough to be intimidating, and currently, no one can scale a solution; @KelpDAO is aiming to seize the first-mover advantage! Looking at the roadmap is even more reassuring: KUSD will be launched in Q4 2025 to address high-friction scenarios like remittances and cross-border payments; by Q1 2026, it will expand to merchants, brokers, RWA, and payroll settlements, turning idle funds into instant programmable credit; in Q2, it will connect global capital and real borrowers through institutional vaults to facilitate trade finance. The ultimate goal is to create a global 24/7 liquidity network.