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When two trailblazers in crypto—tokenization specialists Midas and AI‑focused blockchain 0G—decided to team up, you knew something big was coming. Today, they quietly dropped the news: they’re combining Midas’s tried‑and‑tested tokenization toolkit with 0G’s beefy, decentralized AI engine to bring real‑world assets (RWAs) on chain in a smarter, more modular way. Here’s the lowdown. Later this year, when 0G flips the switch on its mainnet (aiming for late Q3 2025), Midas will be right there, rolling out its full suite of tokenized products. Think mF‑ONE, mMEV, mEDGE, mRE7YIELD, mBASIS and mTBILL—each one a little certificate that tracks strategies ranging from private credit to U.S. treasuries and market‑neutral plays. Meanwhile, 0G is busy weaving those tokens into its AI‑powered layer, so you can mix and match assets, vaults and smart contracts with minimal fuss. “Midas have made huge strides in expanding compliant access to tokenized RWAs and we’re delighted that they’ve chosen to build on 0G,” says Michael Heinrich, CEO of 0G Labs. “We’re excited to be collaborating with them to develop new financial products that will combine AI with tokenized assets, giving users greater onchain opportunities than ever before.” AI Meets Real‑World Assets What does that mean in practice? Picture on‑chain lending vaults that adjust collateral ratios in real time based on AI‑driven risk signals. Or automated credit products that respond to market swings without a pause button. Developers could stitch together “plug‑and‑play” strategies: maybe an AI agent that scouts the best yield opportunities, a vault that supplies liquidity, and a risk module that keeps everything in check. 0G isn’t just talking big—they’ve got the receipts. Their Galileo testnet handled more than 170 million transactions and onboarded 13 million accounts in under two months, all while keeping gas fees low and performance high. And because 0G plays nice with both EVM and…

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Filed under: News - @ July 1, 2025 7:27 am