Plume is positioning itself as a key infrastructure player in the growing market for tokenized real world assets. Speaking at Solana Breakpoint in Abu Dhabi, Plume co-founder Teddy Pornprinya outlined how the company is building a blockchain designed specifically to bring real-world assets on-chain.
Plume’s strategy centers on three core pillars: infrastructure, distribution, and a decentralized finance layer. Together, these components aim to bridge traditional financial assets with crypto-native markets in a scalable and compliant way.
On the infrastructure side, Plume has developed tools that allow a wide range of real-world assets to be tokenized. These assets include private credit, treasuries, commodities, and unique datasets. A long-standing challenge in tokenization has been matching assets with real demand. Plume addresses this by integrating directly with wallets, custodians, and exchanges, helping assets reach active users instead of remaining idle on-chain.
Distribution has been a critical differentiator for the platform. Through partnerships across the crypto ecosystem, Plume has grown to roughly 300,000 users. This network effect allows tokenized assets to move efficiently between institutions and retail participants.
A defining feature of the platform is its DeFi layer. Plume enables tokenized real world assets to interact with established DeFi primitives. This allows assets to be used as collateral, combined with liquidity pools, or structured into yield-generating products. The goal is not just efficiency, but profitability.
Pornprinya noted that the tokenization narrative is evolving. Early adoption focused on transparency and lower operational costs. The market is now shifting toward yield and capital efficiency. Investors increasingly expect tokenized assets to generate returns that compete with traditional financial products.
Institutional demand has also increased, particularly for lower-risk, blue-chip assets. Plume has responded by developing structured products that prioritize capital preservation while still offering yield. Recent partnerships with firms such as WisdomTree and Securitize have expanded access to private credit and treasury-backed assets on the platform.
Plume is also focused on user experience. Its Nest products are designed to integrate directly into wallets and exchanges, reducing friction for both institutions and retail investors. This approach supports broader adoption without requiring users to understand complex DeFi mechanics.
As tokenized real world assets continue to gain traction, Plume is positioning itself as a bridge between traditional finance and decentralized markets. By combining infrastructure, distribution, and DeFi functionality, the company aims to make tokenized assets accessible, liquid, and productive.
The growth of platforms like Plume highlights how blockchain technology is moving beyond speculation and into real financial utility. As adoption expands, tokenized real world assets are expected to play an increasingly important role in the future of global finance.