After looking into @flintrwa Vault’s structure, what stands out to me is how traceable the capital flow is.

APY gets attention first, but with RWA, I think the stronger signal is whether users can understand the full path behind the yield:
> where capital is deployed
> who receives the financing
> how repayment flows back into the vault
In this case, users deposit USDC and receive vault shares.
The vault then deploys capital into tokenized real-estate bonds connected to selected @lendxyz property operations, bridging DeFi liquidity with real-world property financing.
That capital is used by the real estate company behind the redevelopment project, while repayment and interest are routed back into the vault as part of the redemption/yield loop.
Flint makes the RWA thesis easier to adapt by clear UX, traceable capital flow, and yield tied to documented property activity.