Lola Wang from OKG Research stated at the China Data Asset Management 50+ Forum in Hong Kong that there is a divergence in the development paths of RWA (Real World Asset tokenization) between the East and the West. The United States focuses on standardizing financial products on the blockchain, while regions like Hong Kong are more concerned with serving the real economy, addressing liquidity issues of non-standard assets, and facing more complex challenges in product diversification. She mentioned that the RDA (Real Data Assets) concept proposed by the Shanghai Digital Exchange may help standardize non-standard assets and accelerate their on-chain scaling. Additionally, OKLink's on-chain data technology is expected to become a data management tool in the future RWA sector.

PANews reported on April 9 that Lola Wang, head of OKG Research, said at a closed-door seminar of the China Data Asset Management 50+ Forum in Hong Kong that the development paths of the East and the West in the field of RWA (tokenization of physical assets) have diverged. The United States pays more attention to recirculating standardized financial products on the chain to enhance the voice of the financial system; while Hong Kong and other regions focus on serving the real economy, solving the liquidity problems of non-standard assets, and facing more complex product diversification challenges. She mentioned that the RDA (real data asset) concept proposed by the Shanghai Digital Exchange may help standardize non-standard assets and accelerate the expansion of their chain-based scale. In addition, OKLink's on-chain data technology is expected to become a data management tool in the RWA field in the future.

Discrepancies in the Development Path of RWA between the East and the West: The Different Focuses of the United States and Hong Kong