We Keep Saying “Crypto Needs Real-World Utility” — So Why Aren’t More People Talking About Tokens Like REM?

Every other post here talks about how crypto needs to connect to real-world value. We say “enough memecoins,” “real adoption matters,” or “bring on the RWAs.” But when a token actually tries something different — like giving on-chain access to real-world infrastructure or services — hardly anyone’s paying attention.

I’ve been tracking REM https://remmeta.ai, a microcap project that’s trying to tokenize things like logistics, utilities, and land-based services. Not real estate, not T-bills — actual operations that generate value outside of DeFi. It’s doxed, building quietly, and aiming for long-term use in emerging markets.

Feels like the kind of project people say they want — grounded in real-world activity, not just wrapped tokens and hype.

Is the problem visibility, or are we still more comfortable chasing narratives than backing utility?

Would love to hear thoughts: Are there other under-the-radar tokens focused on real world integration? What’s holding the serious ones back from gaining traction?