Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the "Trusted Blockchain Entity Asset On-Chain Technology Specification" marks a significant step in the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA), providing a systematic framework for data on-chain processes, particularly for physical assets like manufacturing and energy equipment [1] Group 1: RWA Technology and Implementation - RWA refers to the digital representation of asset rights stored, circulated, and traded on the blockchain, allowing physical assets to be divided into multiple "on-chain" digital assets, enhancing liquidity and reducing financing costs [1] - Ant Group's RWA asset on-chain technology has been applied in charging piles, photovoltaic, and battery swap assets, demonstrating its practical utility in the renewable energy sector [1] - In December, GCL-Poly Energy Holdings Limited completed an RWA project based on photovoltaic assets, involving over 200 million RMB, which connects domestic green assets with overseas funds and enhances the liquidity of photovoltaic assets [2] Group 2: Data Integrity and Verification - The specification emphasizes that asset yield data should be sourced directly from certified IoT devices to ensure authenticity, while operational data must be verifiable against IoT data to confirm its accuracy [2] - Data on-chain must meet criteria of completeness, validity, and timeliness, with IoT data reflecting device status and yield, and operational data accurately representing the asset's current state [3] - Devices must undergo certification and be assigned a unique identification mark to be registered as trusted devices before data can be uploaded to the blockchain [3]