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Real-World Utility

Definition

Real-world utility refers to the practical application or tangible benefit that a digital asset or blockchain technology provides in addressing actual problems or fulfilling existing needs outside of speculative trading. It signifies that an asset or protocol has a demonstrable use case that adds value to users or industries. Assets possessing strong real-world utility are generally considered more sustainable and less susceptible to purely speculative price fluctuations. This utility is a key factor in assessing the long-term viability of a digital project.