Dec 18 (Reuters) - On the Chinese tropical island of Hainan, Huanghuali trees - a rare kind of rosewood - are being photographed so that they can be turned into digital assets. Huanghuali or "yellow flowering pear" produces wood with a beautiful lustre and golden sheen. Favoured by Chinese emperors in times past, the wood continues to be highly prized. But a tree takes ​decades to mature, testing the patience of farmers. Converting the Huanghuali into real world asset (RWA) tradeable tokens would bring ...

Mainland Chinese industry associations have issued a joint warning to real-world asset (RWA) tokenisation providers after Beijing turned on the screws, dashing hopes that Beijing might ease restrictions on digital-asset activities amid competition with the US. Tokenising real-world assets involves multiple risks such as fake assets, business failure and speculative trading, and Chinese authorities had not approved any such activities, seven industry bodies, including the National Internet Finance Associat ...

Token Launch & RWA Tokenization - Toyow Foundation's $TTN Token Generation Event (TGE) is officially scheduled for October 23rd [1] - The company is positioning $TTN as a gateway to fractionalized ownership, emphasizing Real World Asset (RWA) tokenization [1] - The industry views this as a significant step in RWA tokenization [1] Company Vision & Community - Toyow Foundation aims to build something historical [1] - The company encourages community participation in what it frames as a historical event [1]

According to Reuters, China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has advised some local brokerages to pause their real-world asset (RWA) tokenisation business in Hong Kong. At least two leading brokerages have received informal guidance. Hong Kong aims to be a digital assets hub amid China's cautious stance. https://t.co/OSYoKnMIkn ...