The WAT agreement is backed by the three major RWA assets of Hong Kong gold, Dubai real estate and Turkmenistan natural gas, and the traditional giants have accelerated their on-chain migration

The global RWA (Real World Asset tokenization) protocol WAT (WorldAssets Protocol) announced that the gold assets of the Hong Kong Meiya Group, the NU STREAM project in Dubai, and the natural gas resources of the Turkmenistan National Gas Company will soon complete on-chain mapping and officially connect to the WAT protocol ecosystem. This move opens up liquidity channels between traditional high-value assets and the crypto market through a technical framework, further promoting the standardization process of the RWA track.

1. The Hong Kong gold assets are established by the Meiya Group in collaboration with the Hong Kong Heraeus Gold Refinery to create a gold custody warehouse. Utilizing the WAT protocol, physical gold is converted into ERC721 confirmation NFTs and anchored tokens (ATC). Investors can hold gold asset certificates on-chain, obtaining tokens that are 1:1 mapped to the value of physical gold and stable dollar returns (annualized 8%-10%), while avoiding the liquidity restrictions and custody risks associated with traditional gold trading.
2. The Dubai off-plan project NU STREAM is a high-end real estate development project in Dubai, in collaboration with the Dubai royal real estate group EMAAR. It enables on-chain transactions of off-plan properties through the dynamic mapping layer of the WAT protocol, allowing users to trade properties via ATC. It also mints the income token INC (Income Token), injecting off-plan investment returns onto the chain.
3. Kumanstan's natural gas resources are an important global energy asset. Its natural gas extraction rights and sales revenue will be privacy-preserved on-chain through the compliant preprocessing layer of the WAT protocol (audited by institutions such as JPMorgan) and ZK technology, introducing energy-related assets with stable cash flow of over 10% annualized to the crypto market, while ensuring compliance of on-chain transactions. The WAT protocol currently manages over $270 million, covering diverse assets such as energy, real estate, and precious metals. This cooperation marks the recognition of on-chain ecosystems by traditional giants and is expected to attract more Web2 users and funds into the market.