WorldAssets RWA Protocol WAT Opens Global Real-World Asset Listing Applications
Odaily Planet Daily reports that the WorldAssets RWA protocol WAT has officially opened its global asset listing application window. Eligible assets include a wide range of types such as equity, stocks, bonds, real estate, luxury goods, precious metals, and AI computing power. Asset providers are required to complete a standardized form, after which the operations team conducts a preliminary screening before moving to a community vote, with a threshold of ≥60% approval. Once approved, the process advances to on-chain contract deployment and asset tokenization.
Assets selected by the community will receive the following support: rapid deployment of ATC/INC contracts and launch of USDT liquidity pools, market-making incentives, marketing exposure, one-stop compliance and audit support, token listing facilitation, and subsequent fundraising guidance.
This global physical asset listing application by WorldAssets marks the WAT protocol’s evolution from multi-asset acceptance standards, community governance participation, and smart contract management to an integrated support mechanism. WAT’s closed-loop system provides both asset providers and investors with confidence and value. In the future, more physical assets may be tokenized on-chain, enabling global asset fractional investment, round-the-clock liquidity, and compliant transparency.
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