Resolv releases 2026 outlook: plans to invest in tokenized funds, optimistic about on-chain derivatives such as stocks and commodities

ZkProver · 2026-02-04T12:14:41+00:00

Resolv achieved high-performance infrastructure and multi-market integration in 2025, with collateral pools covering a variety of core assets. In 2026, the plan is to drive USSR growth, expand the investment scope, focus on on-chain derivatives markets, and introduce risk experts to enhance transparency and liquidity support.

ZkProver

2026-02-04 12:14:41

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ChainCatcher News, Stablecoin Protocol Resolv publishes a review of 2025 progress and outlook for 2026. Throughout 2025, Resolv built high-performance infrastructure to achieve deep integration across multiple currency markets and revenue sources. Currently, its collateral pool includes four core asset clusters: Delta-neutral ETH / BTC, USD-denominated DeFi lending and money market exposure, Delta-neutral altcoins, and RWA.

The main goals for 2026 include: driving continuous growth in total customer value at an institutional scale, establishing USR as the primary asset; expanding the investment scope from Q1 to cover more investment-grade tokenized funds and gradually include investment-grade RWA; optimistic about the ongoing penetration of stocks and commodities into on-chain derivatives markets, using delta-neutral strategies to access traditional assets (such as gold, other commodities, stock indices, and individual stocks), leveraging on-chain derivatives venues for hedging and liquidity support; introducing external risk experts to further enhance decision transparency and observability; continuously expanding in the liquidity lending market with strict risk standards; and upgrading Resolv infrastructure to a “Stablecoin-as-a-Service” platform, among other initiatives.

ETH-3.33%

BTC-2.82%

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