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Real-World Asset Revenue

Definition

Real-World Asset Revenue refers to the income generated from tangible assets or traditional financial instruments that have been tokenized and integrated into blockchain networks. This income stream is typically derived from the underlying physical asset’s economic activity, such as rental income from real estate or interest payments from loans, which are then distributed to token holders. It represents a direct link between traditional economic value and the decentralized finance ecosystem. This model allows for fractional ownership and increased liquidity.