How RWA tokenization impacts global crypto markets and LiquidChain’s role.
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China has intensified its control over the process of RWA (Real World Asset) tokenization, aiming to prevent capital outflows. Unlike open crypto networks, Beijing prefers using state-permitted blockchains such as the Blockchain-based Service Network (BSN). This regulatory fragmentation heightens the need for solutions that can unify global liquidity outside restrictive jurisdictions.
Recent indicators from the People’s Bank of China and other agencies suggest a new level of control over public tokenization, emphasizing the divide between China’s closed economy and open crypto spaces. The main fear is potential capital outflows through unsecured RWA forms.
LiquidChain integrates Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana into a single execution layer, allowing developers to deploy applications globally with a single implementation. This is key to solving cross-network liquidity issues, especially given the increasing fragmentation.
Traditional bridges are often vulnerable to hackers as they utilize asset wrapping. LiquidChain offers an alternative through a virtual machine (VM), fusing execution environments to enhance security.
Amidst the current pre-sale, LiquidChain has attracted over $530K, with the token price at $0.01355. This indicates significant interest in infrastructure projects capable of addressing fragmented liquidity issues.
The development of LiquidChain underscores the importance of new infrastructures
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