According to a recent LinkedIn post from Stable, a presentation at the firm’s Stable Summit IV event highlighted perceived inefficiencies in how real-world asset, or RWA, leverage is currently built on chain. The post cites comments from 3F representative Romeo Ravagnan, who argued that the looping process used to construct leveraged carry trades can take up to 30 days to reach a 5x position on a T+1 asset.
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The company’s LinkedIn post highlights that 3F Labs has designed an auction mechanism in which bridge facilitators front capital so an entire leveraged position could be constructed within a single settlement cycle. The post quotes Ravagnan as saying they “want to kill looping,” suggesting an ambition to materially shorten the capital deployment timeline for on-chain RWA strategies.
The post also references a projection from Standard Chartered that stablecoin supply could reach $2 trillion by 2028, while suggesting that crypto-native markets alone may be too small to absorb that volume. In this context, the post implies that RWA collateral might become a structural source of yield for stablecoins, positioning RWA-focused infrastructure providers and facilitators as potential beneficiaries.
For investors tracking Stable, the content points to growing industry attention on improving capital efficiency in RWA-based leverage and on enabling faster, more scalable structures for stablecoin yield generation. While no specific financial metrics, products, or timelines are detailed, the emphasis on auction-based leverage mechanisms and RWA collateral indicates a strategic focus on infrastructure that could become more valuable if the stablecoin market approaches the projected scale.