From real estate to precious metals, tangible assets are entering the on-chain world at a large scale. In this process, $WAL has gradually evolved into a comprehensive asset service hub through its unique ecological design.

Let's start with the most basic on-chain link. Asset parties can initiate the tokenization process after pledging WAL, and this mechanism has been validated. The case of the commercial office building in Shanghai best illustrates the point—after splitting into 10,000 tokens, full subscription was achieved within 3 days, with financing efficiency five times faster than traditional channels. This is not a minor optimization; it’s a leap in scale.

The trading segment is even more interesting. WAL has become the key to obtaining initial subscription rights for RWA, and the market-making mechanism in the secondary market supports liquidity. The "Beijing CBD Office Building Token" has already hit a figure: an average daily transaction volume of over $3 million. With trading and liquidity in place, it indicates that market acceptance of such assets is rapidly increasing.

The derivatives of returns might be the most imaginative part. In partnership with Qingdao Cultural Property Exchange, the "Jade RWA Index Fund" raised $20 million in its first month, with user subscriptions and redemptions requiring WAL as an intermediary. The platform also launched an asset insurance product—by paying WAL, holders can insure their RWA tokens, with a maximum payout rate of up to 80%. Such a multi-layered service ecosystem is hard to find elsewhere.

Numbers speak: over 50 asset parties and 150,000 users involved, this base is already substantial. Every new scenario opening deepens the necessity of WAL’s usage. Whether you are an institution looking to tokenize assets or an investor allocating to RWA, the ecosystem provides the corresponding entry points. $WAL here is not just a trading object but also a passport to the ecosystem.