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The country in which the asset issuer is incorporated

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The market cap of the bridged token in dollars.

The total value of the bridged token in dollars.

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The total amount of idle capital in dollars.

The current market value of the asset in dollars.

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The total dollar volume of daily transfers.

The net asset value of the asset in dollars.

The available financial capacity of the asset in dollars.

The total principal amount paid, in dollars.

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The maximum financial capacity of the asset in dollars.

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The current price of the asset in dollars.

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The total dollar volume of weekly transfers.

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The total M2 money stock value in dollars.

The total management fee charged, expressed in basis points.

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The total supply of tokens currently available.

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The total number of loans funded through the asset.

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The number of active addresses interacting with the asset weekly.

The number of active addresses interacting with the asset monthly.

The number of active addresses interacting with the asset quarterly.

The number of active addresses interacting with the asset annually.

The daily count of transactions involving the asset.

The number of transfers in the last 7 days.

The number of transfers in the last 30 days.

The total number of tokens associated with the asset.

The percentage yield expected at the maturity of the asset.

The percentage of the portfolio that remains uninvested and drags down overall returns.

The percentage of loans that have defaulted.

The annualized percentage net yield over the last 7 days.

The annualized percentage net yield over the last 30 days.

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XRP Ledger

Corporate Credit

Asset-Backed Credit

VERT Capital

VERT is an all-in-one service provider for the capital markets, offering comprehensive financial solutions for structured operations. From structuring and securitizing a wide range of instruments to fund management and administration—where it consistently ranks among top industry leaders—VERT bridges originators and investors across agribusiness, fintech, real estate, and trade credit sectors.

Brazil

The XRP Ledger (XRPL) is a decentralized layer 1 blockchain renowned for its decade-long reliability and stability in tokenizing and exchanging crypto-native and real-world assets. Designed to support businesses and builders, it is powered by XRP, a cryptocurrency purpose-built for payments. Trusted by over 1,000 visionary builders and businesses worldwide, the XRP Ledger offers institutional-grade functionality and built-in features to enable secure, efficient, and scalable financial services and use cases. It's more than just a blockchain – it's a global developer community dedicated to transforming future business solutions. Learn more and build your business with confidence at XRPL.org.

VERT CapitalBETA

Metric

#	Network	RWA Count	Total Value	30D%	Market Share
1	XRP Ledger	9	$379.3M	▲10.18%	100.00% △
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