Core Insights - The Global RWA Ecosystem Innovation Forum 2025 successfully concluded in Singapore, focusing on the integration of digital assets and the transformation of traditional enterprises through Real World Assets (RWA) [1][2] Industry Overview - The forum attracted over 300 representatives from financial institutions, industry leaders, and Web3.0 experts from more than 10 countries, highlighting its significance in the global digital economy [2] - The theme emphasized how RWA can facilitate digital transformation and value transition for traditional enterprises [2] Key Discussions - Diana Peng, President of the Institute of International Economic Strategy, highlighted the past decade as one of digital reconstruction and predicted the next decade will be defined by intelligence, driven by AI, blockchain, IoT, and quantum computing [4][6] - The forum focused on two main directions: ecosystem infrastructure and commercial innovation, with a consensus that the global RWA ecosystem is entering a phase of institutionalization and scale development [6][9] Business Innovations - The PrimoX team introduced a new business model where consumption is equated to equity, transforming points and membership benefits into tradable digital assets [7] - Tiens Group's CEO discussed leveraging health data and resources to promote the revitalization of physical assets through digital transformation [7] - VMOMENT's CEO projected that the big health and digital asset markets could exceed $30 trillion in the next five years, emphasizing the transition from Web2.0 to Web3.0 [8] Strategic Collaborations - A roundtable discussion emphasized the need for a dual approach of compliance and innovation to drive the rapid development of RWA [9][10] - A strategic cooperation agreement was reached among multiple parties to enhance digital asset certification, cross-chain interoperability, and security governance [12][13] Future Outlook - The forum concluded with a vision for the future where digital assets serve as a bridge between capital markets and physical industries, enabling traditional enterprises to transition to a global ecosystem [15][16]

Group 1 - The Chinese real estate industry has entered a "stock game" phase, focusing on revitalizing dormant assets and optimizing capital allocation [1] - Real World Assets (RWA) utilize blockchain and smart contract technology to tokenize large real estate properties, significantly lowering investment thresholds and introducing liquidity mechanisms [1][2] - The global RWA asset scale is projected to reach $25.4 billion by August 2025, with the market potentially exceeding $16 trillion by 2030 [4] Group 2 - Hong Kong is set to launch the "Digital Asset Development Policy Declaration 2.0" in 2025, allowing tokenized real estate to be traded through licensed platforms [2] - Institutions like Greenland Jinchuang and Delin Holdings have initiated pilot projects, such as splitting a commercial property into 1 million NFT certificates, raising HK$2.9 billion [2] - Internationally, Europe’s Blocksquare has completed over $200 million in real estate tokenization, while Dubai aims for 7% of property transactions to be tokenized by 2033 [2] Group 3 - The release of GPT-5 is pushing RWA into the "AI smart asset" era, enabling real-time monitoring of data to optimize valuations and risk management [3] - The research suggests that regulatory frameworks need to be improved, with pilot projects focusing on mature assets and adopting a "revenue rights first" lightweight model [3] - RWA is not a universal solution; addressing real demands is essential for reshaping the value chain of existing real estate [3]