Good news! Good news! Good news!

Recently, the "2025 Brazil Tokenization Report" specifically mentioned Rayls.
The reason is very straightforward: it is not here to go against regulation.
It is about moving the financial system onto the chain— but doing it in a way that banks would dare to use.

@RaylsLabs Very few people actually care about the things done:
It's not about anonymity, nor is it about playing with pure public chains, but about creating a "dual-track system" —
Connecting private domains like banks and clearing houses that cannot be on public blockchains.
On the other hand, liquidity is connected to the global blockchain ecosystem.
Let "compliance" and "openness" not be antagonistic for the first time.

Meanwhile, @LayerBankFi rewrites the logic of funds into a circular engine:
Depositing is not about lying flat, but rather automatically entering a closed loop of collateralization, reuse, and yield generation, transforming assets from "lying idle" to "self-rotation."

The combination of the two looks like a new species has been created:
Rayls provides order and trust,
LayerBank injects power and circulation,
Putting it together feels more like reassembling the financial stack rather than creating a new protocol.

So the significance of this matter is not "another collaboration,"
but for the first time a possibility has appeared —
The future of finance can be regulated and verified while evolving freely on the chain.
It does not belong to the state, nor to a black box institution,
and belongs to the system architecture that allows rules and freedom to coexist.

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