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I don't want to analyze the market recently. It just keeps falling. There's not even a decent rebound. The US stock market opens and it drops along with it. I'm losing a lot. I'll analyze it when the market hits the bottom. Alright, let me talk about Rayls; its ranking has dropped significantly recently, let's hope it goes up a bit.

Rayls: Building the "Trust Middleware" for the Financial World

When all protocols are competing for liquidity, Rayls is quietly doing a more fundamental thing: encoding and decoding the very "trust" from traditional finance.

The financial trust we are accustomed to is built upon licenses, audit reports, and legal terms—heavy but inefficient. In contrast, the trust in the crypto world is based on code and mathematics—efficient but inherently at odds with the compliant world.

Rayls' hybrid architecture is essentially a massive trust converter.

Its private subnet acts like a "coder" for compliance and privacy. The confidential transactions and KYC information of banks are transformed here into cryptographic proofs (such as zero-knowledge proofs), stripping away sensitive details and leaving only a verifiable signal of "compliance passed."

Its public chain is a liquidity "decoder." It receives "trust signals" from private subnetworks and, based on this, allows purified and compliant asset values to flow freely in the open DeFi paradise.

This is not just a technical connection, but a translation of the logical frameworks of two civilizations. Rayls does not attempt to overthrow the high walls of banks, nor does it intend to pollute the autonomy of the crypto sanctum; it quietly lays a dedicated track between the two that carries "verifiable trust."

When the Central Bank of Brazil tests its privacy layer through the Drex pilot, it is not only testing a technology but also a new collaborative language: can institutional trust be converted into algorithmic trust without loss?

Therefore, a better perspective on Rayls may not be just another blockchain project, but rather a "trust bridging organ" evolving within the financial system. Its success or failure does not depend on the TPS, but on its efficiency and reliability as a "middleware". This is the true undercurrent that brings trillions of liquidity onto the chain.

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