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Shill me on rwa's
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Rwa as in real world assets?
Imagine that you legally owned a house and have bank and notary paper that back that claim

Well now imagine the same thing but with an anonymous shitcoin
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>rwas
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>>59657544
Assets that are real but on the blockchain. So if you want to buy house you can buy via blockchain transaction, you can also buy shares of an investment property this way.

just buy chainlink if bullish on RWAs. Chainlink provides the infrastructure tech that makes it possible. Trying to buy a RWA coin will result in yiu getting rugged. There has been tons of scams since it first became a thing, initially called STOs (security token offerings) but rebranded to RWAs after STOs severely failed from all the rug oulls
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look into vechain
im earning 1500 a month doing barely anything on their retarded app
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>>59657544
Checked. RWAs are just tokenized assets and then there are projects like CHEX, which are like the Shopify of RWAs if that makes sense.
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>>59658210
Hm interesting



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