RWAX Product Launch Event: 20 Physical Assets Listed Within 1 Hour, Driving RWA Towards a 3.0 Open Market
- Core Viewpoint: The RWAX platform is officially live. Its core strategy is to propel the RWA (Real World Assets) sector from the "asset tokenization" phase into the "market competition" stage. It aims to address the core contradiction of the current lack of market mechanisms in RWA by building market infrastructure with public disclosure, public pricing, and public liquidity.
- Key Elements:
- The platform listed 20 diverse physical assets within 1 hour of launch, covering types such as renewable energy revenue rights, minerals, precious metals, funds, and commercial real estate. This aims to validate its closed-loop capability of "discoverable-disclosable-pricable-tradable".
- Proposes the three "public" standards for RWA 3.0: Public Disclosure (reducing information asymmetry), Public Pricing (transparent early-stage price formation), and Public Liquidity (institutionalized trading protection and growth).
- The platform integrates the product process, from asset discovery, standardized disclosure, and verifiable information upload, to early-stage pricing via Bonding Curves, while providing MEV protection and market ranking mechanisms.
- Roundtable discussions reached a consensus that the key to the next phase of RWA growth lies in whether assets can enter the open market to form sustainable trading, and assets with clear cash flows are more likely to drive user participation.
- The role of wallets is shifting from "asset containers" to "market gateways," needing to help users understand asset rights and risks, and connect discovery, issuance, and trading.
- The biggest challenge for asset issuers is liquidity acquisition, which requires a real market environment and public price discovery, not just standardized disclosure or custody.
RWA-exclusive issuance and trading platform RWAX held its product launch event today. The event was hosted by RWAX, co-hosted by Odaily and Chain Times, and supported by ecosystem partners including BlockJob, Jinse Finance, and Ctalks. The launch announced the official operational commencement of its RWA marketization system oriented towards "Issuance-to-Trading." At the event, RWAX simultaneously completed the listing of its first batch of assets and showcased product functionalities. An English roundtable discussion was also held with multiple industry guests on the topic "How RWA Transitions from an Institutional Game to User Sovereignty."
According to the RWAX team, within 1 hour of the platform's launch, 20 real-world assets were listed and showcased, covering diverse asset types including: renewable energy and revenue rights, minerals and strategic resources, precious metals and safe-haven assets, funds and multi-strategy yield products, commercial real estate, and other non-standard assets. RWAX stated that the rapid, concentrated listing of this first batch aims to validate the platform's closed-loop capabilities of "discoverable-disclosable-pricable-tradable" with real asset supply and to create a template for subsequent large-scale asset onboarding.
"Market Before Assets": The Key to RWA 3.0 is Completing the Market Layer
In the strategic opening segment, the RWAX team emphasized that the current RWA sector is transitioning from "asset tokenization" to "market competition." The core challenge facing the industry is not a lack of asset supply, but rather the absence of discoverable, tradable, and scalable market mechanisms: assets can be issued, but they lack transparent price formation, continuous secondary liquidity, and a verifiable disclosure system, making it difficult for RWAs to truly enter public markets.
Based on this, RWAX positions itself as an RWA-exclusive issuance and trading system and proposes three "public" standards for RWA 3.0:
● Public Disclosure: Reduce information asymmetry through minimal necessary disclosure and verifiable proof;
● Public Pricing: Enable market-driven pricing from the very first transaction through a transparent early-stage price formation path;
● Public Liquidity: Promote assets into a sustainable public trading environment through institutionalized trading protection and growth systems.
RWAX stated that the platform will provide issuance support and marketization assistance programs for real-world asset issuers, helping assets complete on-chain issuance with standardized disclosure and verifiable information, and subsequently form price and liquidity in public markets.
Product Introduction: From Asset Proof to Trading, Turning "Issuance" into a Replicable Product Workflow
In the product introduction and roadmap segment, RWAX showcased its integrated "Issuance-to-Trading" workflow. The core process includes:
- Board / Asset Discovery: Assets are discoverable and comparable on a unified board, with market behavior aggregating attention;
- Create Token: Minimal Disclosure & Standard Fields: Standardize issuance fields to establish a unified disclosure baseline, enhancing comparability and readability;
- Asset Proof: Upload Verifiable Information: Use verifiable materials as market access requirements, incorporating AI-assisted pre-check and manual review mechanisms;
- Bonding Curve: Early-Stage Pricing Path: Guide price discovery and liquidity formation in the initial listing phase through a transparent, continuous price path, reducing reliance on "fixed pricing" and non-transparent allocations;
- MEV Protection: Trading Protection: Mitigate trading layer risks such as front-running and sandwich attacks, enhancing fairness in early trading and market integrity;
- Ranking: Sector Momentum & Market Structure: Form rankings and sector momentum using transparent metrics like market cap, trading volume, and time-window activity, driving RWA from a "collection of single projects" towards "observable market segments."
RWAX also disclosed three key modules in its near-term roadmap: issuance standardization upgrade, integration of trading and liquidity paths, and market-driven growth mechanisms (ranking/relationships/conversion). The team stated that these modules will collectively form a scalable RWA market infrastructure, providing support for subsequent deeper financial products and more complex market behaviors.
English Roundtable: From Institutional Play to User Sovereignty, Liquidity and Wallets Emerge as Key Variables
The third part of the launch event was an English roundtable titled "From Institutional Game to User Sovereignty: How Can RWA Truly Break Through?". RWAX and several guests from the industry ecosystem discussed the growth structure, marketization metrics, challenges for asset issuers, and the key capabilities of RWA-dedicated DEXs for 2026.
The roundtable reached a consensus that:
● The next phase of RWA growth depends not only on "what the asset is," but more crucially on whether the asset truly enters the public market and forms sustainable price divergence and trading activity. Compared to assets more oriented towards allocation and stable anchoring, assets with clear cash flow and yield paths are more likely to drive user understanding and participation.
● The role of wallets is shifting from "asset containers" to "market gateways." The next generation of wallets should not only display balances but also help users understand the rights represented by the asset, the source of cash flows, and risk points. They should connect discovery, issuance, trading, and incentives, becoming the gateway for users to participate in price signals and market consensus.
● The most difficult step for asset issuers is often not disclosure or custody, but liquidity. Disclosure and custody can be solved through standardization and institutionalization, whereas liquidity requires a real market environment and public price discovery. Liquidity is not a reward; it is proof of "market existence."
For RWA-dedicated DEXs, the key capability is not just matching efficiency, but asset discovery and market discourse: assets should enter the market from the moment of issuance, pricing should start from the first transaction, and asset visibility should be driven by real market behavior, not platform endorsement or institutional placement.
