DeVerse Docs
  • 1️⃣Introduction
    • 1.1 Project Overview
    • 1.2 Vision and Mission
    • 1.3 Key Objectives
  • 2️⃣The DeVerse Ecosystem
    • 2.1 Overview of DeVerse
    • 2.2 The Decentralized Pixel Universe Concept
    • 2.3 Main Utility Token (Name of Token)
    • 2.4 Governance and DAO Participation
    • 2.5 Partnership Network
  • 3️⃣Building and Monetizing Gaming Experiences
    • 3.1 Creating Digital Assets (NFTs)
    • 3.2 The Marketplace: Trading and Ownership
    • 3.3 Game Maker: Empowering Player Creativity
  • 4️⃣Advantages of DeVerse
    • 4.1 True Ownership and Digital Scarcity
    • 4.2 Monetization Capabilities
    • 4.3 Interoperability and Integration
    • 4.4 Attracting Crypto and Non-Crypto Gamers
  • 5️⃣Technical Infrastructure
    • 5.1 Deployment on Ethereum Network
    • 5.2 Smart Contracts and Security Measures
    • 5.3 Scalability and Performance
  • 6️⃣Roadmap and Future Development
    • 6.1 Development Milestones
    • 6.2 Expansion Plans and Partnerships
    • 6.3 Community Engagement and Feedback
  • 7️⃣Conclusion
    • 7.1 Summary of Key Points
    • 7.2 Vision for the Future
    • 7.3 Call to Action
  • 8️⃣RWA + Metaverse
    • 8.1 Introduction to RWA
    • 8.2 How RWA technology is applied in DeVerse
    • 8.3 Why DeVerse will be the first project to combine RWA and the Metaverse
    • 8.4 DeVerse Vision for Applying RWA Technology
  • 🪙Native Token: DeV
  • 🔠Abbreviations
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8.1 Introduction to RWA

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Real-World Assets (RWA) refer to the digitization of a variety of physical assets such as real estate, stocks, artwork, and their representation as tokens on a blockchain. Through the tokenization of RWAs, individuals can gain ownership of physical assets and enjoy a more flexible form of trading. This democratizes asset ownership, allowing individuals of any financial standing to partake in investments. RWAs encompass tangible and intangible assets. Tangible assets include real estate, artwork, precious metals, vehicles, sports clubs, and race horses, etc., whereas intangible assets include stocks and bonds, intellectual property rights, investment funds, synthetic assets, revenue share agreements, cash, and accounts receivable, etc.

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