Yes, several blockchain projects focus on real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, similar to LeoStrategy's $TGLD (tokenized gold) and $TTSLA (tokenized Tesla stock). They bring assets like commodities and equities on-chain, often with yields or trading mechanics. Here are key examples:

• Pax Gold (PAXG): Tokenized physical gold backed 1:1 by LBMA vaults. Tracks gold spot price; redeemable for physical bars. Trades on Ethereum, no native yield but composable in DeFi for staking rewards.

• Tether Gold (XAUT): Another 1:1 tokenized gold, stored in Swiss vaults. Mirrors gold price; redeemable. Available on Ethereum/TRON, with liquidity pools offering yields via partners like Aave.

• Mirror Protocol (mAssets): Synthetic derivatives (e.g., mTSLA for Tesla stock, mAAPL) pegged to real prices via oracles. On Terra (now Cosmos ecosystem); users mint by collateralizing (e.g., with bLUNA), earning staking rewards. Launched pre-2022 crash, focuses on equity RWAs.

• Synthetix: Creates synthetic assets like sGLD (gold) or sTSLA (Tesla) tracking real prices. On Optimism; collateralized by SNX staking, with yields from fees. Highly liquid on DEXes.

• Goldfinch or Centrifuge: Broader RWA platforms tokenizing assets like treasuries or commodities (e.g., Centrifuge's Tinlake pools for real assets). Not stock-specific like TTSLA, but enable yield-bearing tokenized gold/invoices.

These provide exposure to assets like LeoStrategy's but vary in backing (physical vs. synthetic) and chains. For gold-focused, PAXG/XAUT are closest; for stocks, Mirror/Synthetix. Check their docs for risks like oracle dependencies.

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