Imagine a commercial property represented by digital tokens on a blockchain.
Investors can view token transactions and ownership records, but do those records show whether the property's market value has changed?
A blockchain can provide transparent transaction records, but it cannot independently confirm property valuations, legal ownership, rental income, or physical condition.
That information still needs reliable off-chain verification.
RWA tokenization is not just about turning assets into digital tokens. It is also about connecting blockchain records with accurate, regularly updated information about the underlying asset.
For anyone exploring real estate tokenization, what information would you expect to see before trusting an asset-backed token?
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