Within the RWA (Real World Asset) ecosystem framework, blockchain technology is used to digitize mining machine assets.
The process begins with a comprehensive inventory and classification of global Dogecoin mining machine assets to construct a mining asset pool. These assets are then converted into digital asset certificates on the blockchain through the use of smart contracts. Each certificate represents a proportionate share of the mining machine assets and can be used to issue hashrate bonds or trust-based financial products.
Traditional financial institutions and investors participating in these products can clearly trace the origin of assets, their flow, and income distribution via blockchain records. Thanks to the immutable nature of blockchain, all parties can trust that the data cannot be maliciously altered—significantly reducing the cost of trust.
For example, in the issuance of hashrate bonds, terms of issuance, repayment schedules, and income distribution rules are all encoded into smart contracts and automatically executed. This guarantees that investors receive their returns as agreed, thereby enabling the seamless integration of digital assets with traditional finance. As a result, the platform can attract more capital and resources.