EGYPTRWAUpcoming ProjectSinai Peninsula Development Project in Egypt
he Sinai Free Economic Zone (SFEZ), spanning ~60,000㎢, is a mega real-world asset project with projected investment of USD 1.5?2 trillion over 20 years.
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he Sinai Free Economic Zone (SFEZ), spanning ~60,000㎢, is a mega real-world asset project with projected investment of USD 1.5?2 trillion over 20 years. Infrastructure, energy, and urban assets are structured as RWAs, with returns linked not to cash but to physical resource off-takes ? oil, gas, gold, and copper.
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Details AvailableAI concept imageBuddhist relics
DAEKAKRWA
Historical Rarity and Irreplaceability. The Buddha's sarira is a physical asset of the highest religious hierarchy in the entire Buddhist world. The Cheonnyeongjeonggol embodies 2,000 years of Buddhist tradition and cannot be reproduced or replaced. The Avatamsaka Sutra is the product of 40 years of practice and cannot be reproduced under identical conditions. It meets the RWA evaluation criteria of Uniqueness and Non-Substitutability.
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Details AvailableAI concept imageSapphire1
JEWEL1RWA
This 1,327-carat sapphire, owned by Korea Global and stored at Hana Bank’s Gyodae branch in Seoul, has been appraised at approximately KRW 150 billion by the Korea–US Gemological Institute. Its rarity and certified valuation position it as a high-quality, RWA-backed tangible investment asset.
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Details AvailableAI concept imageGoseong Resort
KOSUNGRWA
Goseong, Korea’s northernmost cultural tourism site, is an 80,000-pyeong RWA project featuring the nation’s first French museum and a year-round resort complex. With direct access to coastal and forest areas, the site offers long-term value growth and stable real-asset investment potential through large-scale cultural infrastructure development.
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