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# Primary RWA Vaults
Primary RWA vaults are monetary vehicles that combine yield-bearing tokenized assets with BB incentives. It is a dual-yield structure by design:
1. The inherent yield derived from the underlying real-world asset's performance (such as t-bill, money market funds)
2. BB rewards accrued through the platform's node staking mechanism.
These BB rewards are distributed automatically to all vault participants without requiring additional actions. This simultaneous earning structure increases the total potential yield for investors compared to traditional RWA investments while maintaining exposure to regulated real-world assets.
Vault lineup:
* Ondo USDY
* Hashnote USYC
* Superstate USCC
* uMINT DigiFT
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