Blockchain & Real World Assets
- Blockchain – the Internet of Assets
- Cryptocurrencies – decentralized money
- Real World Assets RWA – digitization of tangible assets
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More InformationBlockchain & Real World Assets
- Blockchain – the Internet of Assets
- Cryptocurrencies – decentralized money
- Real World Assets RWA – digitization of tangible assets
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More InformationWhat is the blockchain?
A blockchain is a type of digital accounting system that stores information in the form of blocks that are linked to each other. These blocks are cryptographically intertwined and form a chain, which means that the data stored therein can no longer be changed. Due to its decentralized nature, the blockchain enables transactions and data transfers without the need for a central authority such as a bank or government agency. The blockchain thus makes it possible to send digital assets from person to person around the clock, via secure transactions that cannot be copied or tampered with. The blockchain is also called the internet of values.
What are cryptocurrencies?
Cryptocurrencies are digital currencies on the blockchain, i.e. digital assets based on cryptographic tokens. The idea behind cryptos is to create digital currencies that are secure and transparent. Cryptos enable holders to make digital payments without banks around the clock and around the globe. Bitcoin was created in 2008 by Satoshi Nakamoto as the first cryptocurrency. The history of cryptos is therefore inextricably linked to that of Bitcoin. Since then, Bitcoin has been the best-known cryptocurrency. Cryptos are primarily divided into Bitcoin and Altcoins. The term Altcoin consists of “alt” for “alternative” and coin and is a name for a cryptocurrency that is an alternative to Bitcoin.
What are Real World Assets (RWA)?
RWAs are tangible and intangible assets in the physical world (e.g. real estate, stocks, raw materials, CO2 certificates, etc.) which exist in digital form as tokens on the blockchain. RWA are also called tokenized real assets. By tokenizing these assets, market participants can benefit from greater liquidity, more efficiency and greater transparency. RWAs are estimated to represent a market worth USD 16,100 billion by 2030. The market for digital assets is still young, but promises great growth potential in the coming years.
RealUnit share token, 100% backed by real assets
- The RealUnit token is not a cryptocurrency, but a real-world asset (RWA)
- Its value is stable and backed by real assets
- The token has the same ownership rights as the bearer share
- Private key recovery! Even if the keys are lost, your RealUnit holdings are not
In contrast to fantasy coins or opaque cryptocurrencies, the RealUnit is 100% backed by the real assets in its investment strategy. Tokens can be traded at any time via the website. There is also the option of direct transfer from wallet to wallet. And as an added bonus: thanks to the recovery function, access to the assets is guaranteed even if the private keys are lost.
