Symbiotic, the crypto infrastructure firm backed by Paradigm, Pantera Capital and Coinbase Ventures, has launched Liquid Lane. The new system allows investors to exchange tokenized funds, private credit products and other real-world assets for stablecoins almost instantly, bypassing redemption windows that can stretch as long as 180 days.
"The RWA market has crossed $33 billion, but most of those assets still can't be redeemed on demand," Symbiotic co-founder Misha Putiatin said. "Institutions understand that, which is why liquidity gets priced at a premium."
Liquid Lane uses a request-for-quote (RFQ) system. When an investor wants to exit a tokenized position, verified market makers compete to provide liquidity. The winning bidder delivers USDC stablecoins immediately while receiving the tokenized asset. The issuer completes settlement in the background.
Fasanara Capital, the manager behind tokenized credit fund mGLOBAL, will serve as the first vault curator alongside Avantgarde Finance, Barter and KPK. Midas is the first integrated issuer, while RedStone Settle will connect the system to lending market liquidations.
Symbiotic, originally known in crypto's restaking sector, now describes itself as a collateral-markets platform spanning credit, insurance, stablecoins and tokenized assets. The firm says its infrastructure secures more than $550 million across dozens of applications.