I checked out the new developments of RWA from Four @Four_FORM_, and the approach is quite pragmatic: start by tokenizing stocks, implementing dividend staking, and fragmenting IP rights—these are modules that can be realized.
I learned that the underlying infrastructure for Four's new track has already been established. Asset mapping, revenue distribution, and liquidity management run on-chain, while custody and compliance are handled by partner institutions. Four is responsible for issuance and technology, each playing their part more reliably. Specifically, the experience is that I receive the rights certificate for a certain stock on-chain, see the dividend numbers grow on the dashboard, and with a click, I can claim it; IP can now be participated in with small amounts, no longer discouraged by high thresholds.
The style still has Four's flavor: stable returns are retained while allowing for higher volatility strategies; in the early stages, there are airdrops, interactive incentives, and whitelists, giving those willing to try first the chance to grab the initial wave of dividends.
The real challenges still lie in the aspects of safety, compliance, and transparency in reality. I will focus on monitoring the testing range, dividend rhythm, and custody disclosure—if these are stabilized, the BNB chain is likely to move faster in RWA.
Do you think the first to get through will be stock dividends, IP fragmentation, or will high volatility strategies break out first?
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