Inveniam partners with MANTRA to build a global RWA ecosystem
According to ChainCatcher, as per the official announcement, private market data infrastructure provider Inveniam has entered into a strategic partnership with RWA Layer 1 blockchain MANTRA, investing $20 million. The two parties will jointly build a global institutional-grade real-world asset ecosystem centered on the UAE and the United States.
The partnership will integrate Inveniam’s AI-driven data management solutions with MANTRA’s compliant Web3 infrastructure to establish an institutional-grade RWA ecosystem spanning the UAE and the US, enabling seamless connectivity between private assets and DeFi markets. Targeting the rapidly growing RWA blue ocean market, which is projected to reach $189 trillion with an annual growth rate of 75%, this collaboration is expected to significantly boost MANTRA’s on-chain TVL and transaction throughput.
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