Real financial infrastructure that can truly stand the test of time is often not the subject of market hype from the very beginning. Projects like Rayls exemplify this point — they don’t rely on hype or rush to sell tenfold dreams, but instead focus on tackling the most complex issues one by one, such as regulatory approval, bank integration, and clearing and settlement systems.

Sounds less exciting? But this is precisely what traditional capital needs to see clearly before entering the market. Large institutions and big funds won’t rush in just because of a shiny white paper. They need underlying infrastructure that can support actual business operations — and Rayls’s approach is very clear on this front.