Trusted Smart Chain

Providing onchain decentralized solutions for the integration of global finance

Trusted Smart Chain (TSC) is a Layer 1 blockchain designed to bring the security and transparency of decentralized technology to real-world assets.

Introduction To Trusted Smart Chain

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TSC is a purpose-driven blockchain designed to address challenges in digital asset markets, where assets often face high volatility due to speculative dynamics. By facilitating the tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs), TSC establishes a framework for representing tangible assets on the blockchain, creating opportunities for broader utility and accessibility. With high transaction throughput, low fees, and secure smart contract execution, TSC provides a reliable and scalable infrastructure tailored to the tokenization of RWAs. This approach advances the use of blockchain technology in fostering decentralized ecosystems where digital assets are more connected to real-world applications.

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RWA Tokenization Explained:

Why It Matters and TSC’s Essential Role

The financial world is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by blockchain technology. One of the key advancements in this shift is the tokenization of Real-World Assets (RWAs). By digitizing assets such as real estate, commodities, and more, blockchain enhances financial systems by improving efficiency, security, and transparency.

Real-World Assets (RWAs) are tangible and intangible assets that exist in the physical world, including real estate, commodities, bonds, and other valuable resources. Tokenization makes these assets more accessible to a broader audience, facilitating increased participation and innovation in decentralized financial ecosystems

These assets are traditionally managed through centralized financial systems that often restrict liquidity, limit access, and impose high barriers to entry. Tokenization provides a way to digitally represent these assets, enabling them to be more accessible and facilitating their transfer within decentralized blockchain ecosystems.

A Brief History of RWAs

1990

The digital representation of assets isn't entirely new. In the 1990s, financial products like ETFs and REITs allowed traditional assets to be represented digitally, offering some liquidity and accessibility. However, these solutions still relied on centralized systems and intermediaries.

2009

Blockchain technology, introduced in 2009 with Bitcoin, laid the foundation for more decentralized digital asset representations. Early experiments like Bitcoin’s **Colored Coins** in the early 2010s sought to represent physical assets digitally, but technical limitations hindered widespread adoption.

2014

The launch of **Tether** (USDT) in 2014 marked a significant step forward in using blockchain to represent fiat currencies. This laid the groundwork for broader tokenization, particularly in decentralized finance (DeFi), paving the way for RWAs to be tokenized at scale.
 

Tokenizing Real-World Assets (RWAs)

Tokenization involves representing ownership rights of real-world assets as digital tokens on a blockchain, bridging traditional assets with decentralized digital ecosystems. This process introduces several potential benefits:

  • Enhanced Liquidity

    Assets that were previously illiquid—like real estate or fine art—may become more accessible for transfer through tokenized representations.

  • Transparency

    Blockchain’s immutable ledger provides greater accountability by recording every transaction in a publicly verifiable manner, reducing the risk of fraud.

  • Access and Fractional Participation

    Tokenization allows participants to engage with fractions of high-value assets, expanding accessibility and broadening participation opportunities.

  • Global Accessibility

    Tokenized assets can potentially facilitate broader participation across borders, depending on platform capabilities and compliance with local regulations.

  • Efficiency

    By reducing reliance on intermediaries, blockchain has the potential to streamline processes and lower costs in asset transfers.

The Market Potential for RWA Tokenization

The tokenized asset market is experiencing significant growth. According to Binance Research, Real-World Assets (RWAs) accounted for approximately $1.3 billion in Total Value Locked (TVL) as of September 2023. Additionally, consulting firm Boston Consulting Group projects that tokenized assets could grow to represent a $16 trillion market by 2030.

 

While these estimates reflect the potential of blockchain technology in the asset tokenization space, it’s important to note that tokenized assets currently represent only a small fraction of the estimated $900 trillion global asset market. This suggests an opportunity for continued development, but challenges such as regulatory compliance, market infrastructure, and adoption must be addressed to fully realize this potential.

The Future of

RWA Tokenization

The tokenization of Real-World Assets (RWAs) has the potential to transform the way financial assets are managed and accessed. As decentralized finance (DeFi) evolves and regulations around tokenized assets become more defined, interest in RWA tokenization is expected to increase. TSC, with its emphasis on security, scalability, and compliance, aims to support this transformation by providing a reliable infrastructure for tokenizing assets such as real estate, fine art, and bonds.

 

This evolution could create new opportunities for integrating traditional assets with blockchain technology, fostering a more inclusive financial ecosystem. Tokenized RWAs may become an essential component of a decentralized financial system, where traditional and digital assets coexist and complement one another.

Tokenization offers transformative potential, enabling more accessible, efficient, and secure ways to manage and trade real-world assets. While challenges such as regulatory clarity, interoperability, and liquidity fragmentation remain, platforms like TSC are working to address these issues. As the RWA tokenization space evolves, tokenized assets could play a significant role in shaping the future of global finance, offering new ways to own, manage, and trade assets. With its focus on security, scalability, and compliance, TSC is helping to drive this transformation. The possibilities for asset tokenization are vast, and its potential impact on financial ecosystems is increasingly evident.

FAQ

What Determines TSC Token Value?

The open market determines the value of TSC based on demand for the TSC Blockchain cryptocurrency and the utility it provides within the T7X RWA ecosystem.

What Types of RWA Assets Will Be Pegged as L2 Projects on TSC?

The goal is to include cash-flowing, audited Real World Assets (RWAs) such as real estate, oil and gas, and cannabis, among others.

Will TSC Be Listed on Exchanges?

As a community-driven blockchain, decisions about the listing of TSC tokens on exchanges are determined by the TSC community. While there is no guarantee that TSC will be listed on any specific exchange, it is worth noting that the founders that launched the TSC Blockchain also founded T7X.io, an exchange specializing in Real-World Assets (RWAs). The TSC community will play a key role in shaping the future of the TSC blockchain, including potential exchange listings.

What Utility Does TSC Serve?

The TSC blockchain provides essential infrastructure for the T7X ecosystem, enabling efficient transactions within the ecosystem. The TSC token facilitates seamless interactions between tokenized Real-World Assets (RWAs) and other digital assets, reducing transaction costs and maintaining a transparent and verifiable ledger for activity within the decentralized network.

Why Is TSC the Preferred Blockchain for RWAs?

Transparency and Efficiency: TSC provides a transparent blockchain with low and predictable gas fees, facilitating the tokenization of Real-World Assets (RWAs). It helps reduce transaction costs, maintain immutable records, and support the secure and efficient transfer of tokenized assets. Compliance and Security: TSC is designed to support the tokenization of RWAs in a manner that aligns with regulatory standards. By prioritizing security and compliance, TSC offers a robust infrastructure that helps ensure tokenized assets meet the necessary legal and operational requirements.

Is There an ICO for TSC, and How Are Tokens Minted?

There will be no Initial Coin Offering (ICO) for TSC. Tokens are minted with each additional block and distributed once per day. Nodes that actively participate in maintaining the network may earn newly minted TSC as rewards for their contributions, regardless of the number of blocks they validate.

 

What Is the Relationship Between T7X and TSC?

The founder of T7X also established  and launched the Trusted Smart Chain (TSC) blockchain. TSC was developed to support regulatory compliance for Real-World Asset (RWA) trading across multiple platforms. As a decentralized community-driven blockchain, TSC operates independently, with its development and governance guided by its node owner community. While T7X leverages TSC for its operations, decisions regarding the blockchain’s development and listings are made collectively by the TSC community.

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