Dear, the market conditions have been very harsh these past few days.

Prices are falling, emotions are collapsing, and the timeline is filled with debates, mutual accusations, and various voices of short-term games.

However, it is precisely at such times that it becomes easier to see one thing clearly:

Most assets in the market rely on emotions; while the flow of funds in the real world has never operated based on emotions.

You should also have noticed that in the past two years, more and more people are talking about RWA.

But to be honest, what most people see is still just the tip of the iceberg.

The assets that can truly generate sustainable returns and be allocated by smart money for the long term have always been operating within the banking system, existing in places that ordinary people can hardly reach.

And RaylsLabs aims to connect this part of the world.

Rayls is essentially a financial infrastructure designed for those institutions that are truly dealing with real money.

For these institutions, the most important things have never been the narrative, but three things: privacy, compliance, and certainty in settlement results.

What Rayls has done is to seriously connect these three aspects with the public chain world for the first time.

Structurally, Rayls' design is actually very clever.

Institutions on Rayls do not directly expose their assets in the public chain environment, but instead run a dedicated blockchain in their private nodes.

This is a fully EVM-compatible chain that is 100% data confidential.

Assets in the real world that are usually hardly seen, such as accounts receivable and bank deposits, are tokenized here in a compliant manner.

Then, through the privacy framework Enygma, these assets are safely brought into Rayls' public chain.

What the external world sees are verifiable and auditable results, but the core data of the institution remains unseen.

This is very crucial for banks and clearing institutions.

Enygma uses a banking-level privacy scheme of ZKP + FHE.

It is compliant and traceable, but it does not leave institutions exposed on-chain, which is a very typical regulatory-friendly privacy design.

There is also a point that is often overlooked but is a necessity in the real financial world:

Rayls is an independent L1 and possesses Deterministic Finality.

Once a transaction is confirmed, it is irreversible.

In clearing and settlement scenarios, the importance of this far exceeds so-called TPS or gimmicky parameters.