REAL

REAL is the native token of Real Finance Blockchain, an EVM-compatible Layer 1 network built specifically to bring real-world financial assets — such as private credit, real estate, and bonds — onto a public blockchain. The project targets financial institutions and tokenization firms that want a chain where compliance rules, risk classification, and insurance logic are embedded at the network level rather than added on top. In short, it attempts to bridge traditional finance infrastructure with on-chain settlement for institutions that require those controls from the ground up.

Real Finance Blockchain uses a dual validator model in which specialized business entities — tokenization firms, risk assessors, and insurance providers — participate directly in block production and consensus, with each required to stake REAL tokens to be held accountable for the assets they onboard. The chain is EVM-compatible, meaning smart contracts written for Ethereum can run here, and REAL serves three on-chain functions: securing the network through validator staking, paying transaction fees, and granting holders the ability to vote in governance decisions. The block time recorded in the data is zero minutes, which likely reflects how block cadence is reported for this chain rather than an absence of blocks.

The data provided does not include a specific fee revenue figure, so no fee stream, fee recipient, or protocol revenue can be described from what is stored here. What is known is that REAL is used to pay transaction fees on the network, meaning fees flow from users submitting transactions to validators who stake the token to process them. At the point-in-time snapshot, circulating supply stands at 176,037,429 tokens out of a maximum of 1,000,000,000, meaning only 17.60 percent of the total supply has been issued, leaving a dilution overhang of 468.06 percent relative to current circulating supply — a figure reflecting how much additional supply could eventually enter circulation.