The risk-adjusted returns of various tokens were calculated based on a risk-free rate obtained from the daily annual yield of a one-year Treasury bill. It was found that all tokens, with the exception of Clearpool, displayed higher risk-adjusted returns compared to a BTC/ETH portfolio, which had an average Sharpe ratio of 1.37 during the same period. The elevated Sharpe ratio of the RWA tokens indicates that they have provided a superior balance between return and risk for short-term long trades. Notably, these tokens have also outperformed a BTC/ETH portfolio in terms of raw price performance, with the exception of Clearpool.
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