Resolv releases 2026 outlook: plans to invest in tokenized funds, optimistic about on-chain derivatives such as stocks and commodities
ChainCatcher news, the stablecoin protocol Resolv published a post reviewing its progress in 2025 and outlining its plans for 2026. Throughout 2025, Resolv built high-performance infrastructure, achieving deep integration across multi-currency markets and yield sources. Currently, the four core asset clusters in its collateral pool include delta-neutral ETH/BTC, USD-denominated DeFi lending and money market exposure, delta-neutral altcoins, and RWA.
Resolv's main goals for 2026 include: driving continuous growth in total client value at an institutional scale and establishing USR as a primary asset; expanding the investment scope from Q1 to cover more investment-grade tokenized funds and gradually incorporating investment-grade RWA; optimistic about the continued penetration of stocks and commodities into the on-chain derivatives market, gaining exposure to traditional assets (such as gold, other commodities, stock indices, and individual stocks) through delta-neutral strategies, and using on-chain derivatives venues for hedging and liquidity support; introducing external risk experts to further enhance decision-making transparency and observability; continuing to expand in liquidity lending markets with strict risk standards; and upgrading Resolv's infrastructure into a "stablecoin-as-a-service" platform, among other initiatives.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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