RWA

This is the published shortlist of the selection, not a list of holdings. A pool on this list means one thing only: it passed the basket criterion on the snapshot date. The decision about money is taken separately, by a person.

A ranked list of candidates, not a quality score: the order comes from the selection-snapshot criterion printed above the table — the snapshot date is below the table. Every row shows whether the candidate passes and which rule it fails.

Six steps from a row in a feed to a position. No step moves money on its own.

1. 01Scan

   The engine takes the whole pool feed and stamps the snapshot with a time: from there on snapshots are compared with snapshots, not memory with memory.

2. 02Criterion

   Candidates that pass the published basket criterion remain. A rejected candidate leaves with a named reason, never silently.

3. 03On-chain re-verification

   The candidate's numbers are re-read on chain, not taken from the feed's word. If they disagree, the candidate stops here.

4. 04Human confirmation

   The founder looks at the candidate and says yes or no. Without that word the next step does not happen.

5. 05Entry

   The key signs exactly the plan that was confirmed. Key and declared address are matched before the plan is built; a mismatch is a stop.

6. 06Monitoring

   The position is re-verified on chain daily. A disagreement between the ledger and the chain halts the payout loop instead of hiding in a report.

The last word before money moves belongs to a person. The engine searches, measures and stops; the founder confirms the entry.

What breaks in a basket built this way — and how it becomes visible.

• Issuer and redemption

  A real-world-asset instrument is worth exactly what the issuer's promise to buy it back is worth. The redemption right, its term and the creditor queue are the risk — and none of it shows up in the rate.

• What is in the basket today

  On the current snapshot this basket's criterion selects ether and bitcoin pairs on two venues. While such pairs are in it, the risks that apply are venue, range and impermanent loss — not issuer risk. The criterion is printed verbatim above; check it yourself.

• A high rate as a signal

  A rate above the ceiling almost always means a broken calculation at the source or a short emission, not a find. Such a candidate is dropped and named aloud in the rejection reasons rather than hidden.

Every statement above can be checked without us. Four places.

• Transparency: addresses proven on chain and what is connected/transparency
• Public pool selection: candidate stages and rejection reasons/kanban
• Analytics: measured values, each with its own time/analytics
• Selection snapshot file in the repositoryfrontend/lib/pool-board/selection.json