Centrifuge has launched its tokenization infrastructure on Base and introduced decentralized real-world assets. The rollout includes deSPXA, a tokenized S&P 500 product with 24/7 trading. Coinbase has committed a multimillion-dollar investment to support the deployment on its Ethereum Layer-2 network.
Centrifuge went live on Base and introduced deRWAs, or decentralized real-world assets. The company launched deSPXA as its first product on the network. deSPXA tracks the S&P 500 index and enables continuous on-chain trading. The platform stated that users can trade the token at any time. The system supports direct interaction with DeFi protocols.
Centrifuge designed deRWAs to function like stablecoins or ETH within decentralized finance markets. The company said these tokens can enter lending markets and liquidity pools. They can also integrate with yield strategies and other DeFi tools. Centrifuge stated that institutional-grade assets can now operate on-chain. The firm confirmed that it selected Base to support frequent and lower-cost transactions.
Base has accumulated more than $1.5 billion in total value locked. The network offers lower transaction fees than the Ethereum mainnet. Coinbase developed Base as an Ethereum Layer-2 scaling solution. Centrifuge said Base supports composability and high transaction volume. The launch marks Centrifuge’s first major deployment on Base.
Coinbase invested a multimillion-dollar amount in Centrifuge to support tokenization infrastructure. The exchange operates as the largest publicly traded crypto platform in the United States. Centrifuge stated that Coinbase’s backing reinforces institutional trust. The company described the investment as strategic support for on-chain asset issuance. The partnership links tokenization efforts with Coinbase’s regulatory framework.
Centrifuge also announced a collaboration with LayerZero to enable multi-chain RWA transfers. The integration allows tokenized assets to move across blockchain networks. Centrifuge confirmed that assets will not remain restricted to a single chain. The company said this feature supports broader distribution of tokenized products. The announcement followed within the last month.
The multi-chain effort builds on Centrifuge’s earlier RWA Launchpad initiative. The launchpad provides a framework for asset originators to tokenize products. Centrifuge said originators can use standardized infrastructure instead of custom systems. The platform supports scalable onboarding of new asset classes. The company continues to expand its cross-chain capabilities through LayerZero integration.
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