.@Theo_Network has a tokenized asset of US short-term bonds called $thBILL. As explained by PPOU, since bonds are originally interest-bearing assets, the tokenized $thBILL also accrues interest, making it a token that gradually increases in value. However, the original price of the bond itself is a non-volatile asset, so we cannot expect the token price to rise. Theo has announced that it will also launch RWA tokenized gold, and in this case, since gold does not bear interest, the gold tokenized asset will also not have any interest. However, gold is a volatile asset compared to bonds. There is a risk of principal loss, and if the price of gold rises, we can expect the token value to rise as well. Even though RWA tokens launched through the same platform called Theo can vary greatly depending on what asset is being tokenized. If various forms of RWA assets continue to emerge, we can expect a variety of RWA vault products that mix several RWA tokens to aim for stability, interest, and some volatility, much like ETFs. (In fact, issuing stablecoins backed by RWA, like @stbl_official, can also be seen as a type of RWA vault product.)