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$Spiko Soared 81.6%: RWA Protocol Boosts TVL Amid Market Panic
Spiko-a multi-chain protocol in the RWA (Real World Assets) segment-added 81.6% to its TVL yesterday, surging from $1.2B to $2.23B. These developments came amid a significant market downturn: Bitcoin fell 2.25% to $64.7K, Ether lost 3.3%, and the Fear Index dropped to 31 points (Fear Mode). The crypto market cap fell by 1.63%.
What is Spiko and why did it surge?
- RWA segment-the protocol works with real-world assets (bonds, real estate, commodities). This is a low-volatility asset class that often attracts conservative capital during market panic.
- Multi-chain - operates on multiple blockchains. The growth may be related to the expansion of support for a new network or user migration between chains.
- Possible reasons (no speculation): institutional capital flowing out of volatile DeFi into safe-haven RWA instruments; the launch of a new protocol version or integration with a bank; cross-chain arbitrage; rumors of a partnership-though this is not specifically confirmed by the data.
What does this mean
For users-a window of opportunity to enter stable RWA positions while the fear premium is high. For the market-a signal that large capital is still interested in DeFi but is shifting from high-risk “casinos” to more conservative options. A Fear Index of 31 is a prerequisite for a recovery, but the market is still in the red.
The RWA segment remains DeFi’s last hope for institutional legitimacy. Spiko has proven that even amid panic, RWA liquidity can grow.