RWAs.com to beat NFTs.com

[radarcrypto]

Couple of years ago I foresaw a 8 figure sale for NFTs.com
https://www.namepros.com/threads/2022-most-expensive-domains-wanna-bet.1262452/

Today I just discovered that RWAs.com is also for sale (have been checking the site for the past year regularly)

RWAs (Real-World Assets) are probably the biggest thing that will happen to the financial world in the next years, basically putting every single asset onchain

I have no idea how much the owner wants but this will be probably the most important domain in the market for the next future and I will be not surprised if it beats any previous record

Have a good summer domainers!

 

[Future Sensors]

I'm sure that's a lot but happy to answer more questions!

Before proceeding, there's a special promotion section on NamePros.

 

[bweick]

Before proceeding, there's a special promotion section on NamePros.

Noted think I need to be approved to post there or something? But will move the discussion there.

 

[bweick]

Love the “maybe “ reaction @Future Sensors

I have web dev clients who still don’t grasp the difference between their domain name, their website, and their hosting.

Getting normies to understand cryptographic blockchain ownership is a long way away

Yeah I thnk the main thing is trying to give really tangible areas where it can be obvious. Alongside the domain marketplace we're also doing a similar thing for tickets. Tickets are interesting because when you buy on secondary unless the platform is also the primary market too you don't know if your counterparty actually has the ticket. You can almost "extract" ownership from one platform and port it to another. The one caveat is that you don't get "live" so you can't view it in your crypto wallet lets say. But you can prove ownership at critical times like getting into an event or when transferring the ticket.

There's probably also some analogies you could also draw between crypto wallets and a mobile wallet on a phone. Ultimately the right abstractions need to be presented to the user to make it "click" for them imo

 

[Future Sensors]

Noted think I need to be approved to post there or something? But will move the discussion there.

I think you can just post there, but possibly URLs won't work immediately as a new member. My suggestion is to tell about your project and ask the community for input to further improve. Some domain investors have knowledge in your field, as well.

I do think your initiative is interesting and deserves a dedicated thread.

 

[classicdom]

I think this article covers the topic-

Is the Tokenization of Real World Assets (RWAs) the Next Big Thing After NFTs?

https://mynftledger.com/is-the-tokenization-of-real-world-assets-rwas-the-next-big-thing-after-nfts/

 

[Andreas B.]

RWA desperately needs some great artwork like this to succeed.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1371549960030842893

RWA artwork will be in the physical world.

NFTs are digital; RWA is everything analogue (+ contracts and all kind of paper stuff, like house ownership documents).

 

[magnifique]

Definitely a ton of potential ... just needs some time to be rolled out. Check out rwasummit (.io), rwa (.world) and rwa (.xyz) for latest updates in the space.

That being said, there is a potential branding issue vs. RWA "Risk-Weighted Asset" but perhaps if you add a "T" for tokenization at the end or market particular terms it takes off domain-wise ... after being greenlit by major institutions and proper authentication of lender/borrower collateral is enabled.

Global liquidity pools do have challenges atm so it goes beyond mere ownership values.

 

[radarcrypto]

RWAT > NFT

 

[radarcrypto]

https://www.rwasummit.io/new-york-2024