How can UXLINK bring RWA one step closer? In the past two years, RWA (Real World Assets on-chain) has become one of the loudest narratives in Web3. Pioneers like @chainlink have brought real-world asset data securely on-chain through decentralized oracles, allowing tokenized bonds, real estate, and even U.S. Treasuries to flow on-chain. It has solved the problem of asset tokenization and laid the foundation for transparency and credibility. However, data accuracy alone is not enough for assets and transactions. In the real-world financial system, there is a more critical dimension beyond data: trust between people. This is why UXLINK's launch of RWS (Real World Social on-chain) is seen as a natural complement to RWA. ▰▰▰▰▰▰▰ Positioning of RWS The core logic of RWS is simple: to bring the social relationship graph onto the chain in a verifiable way. This way, identity, relationships, and interactions can become the trust foundation of Web3. This is not just a concept; it directly brings application value: ※ In RWA issuance, RWS can verify participant identities and networks, reducing fraud and enhancing compliance. ※ In DeFi or P2P transactions, social verification can serve as an additional layer of security, increasing the credibility of counterparties. ※ In DAO governance, RWS allows voting power to better reflect real relationships, avoiding zombie accounts and vote manipulation. ▰▰▰▰▰▰▰ Why is this the trust layer? We often say that Web3 is code as law, but relying solely on code cannot solve all trust issues. In the real financial system, credit, relationships, and connections are often as important as the assets themselves. The significance of RWS lies in assetizing and verifying these relationships. This way, Web3 is no longer just a cold ledger of assets but can become an economic entity closer to reality: ※ There are people behind the assets. ※ There are relationships behind the transactions. ※ There is a real social network behind the governance. ▰▰▰▰▰▰▰ Summary RWA is the first step in bringing value on-chain, but without the complement of RWS, it still lacks the dimension of social trust. The projects that can emerge in the future will inevitably be driven by both assets and relationships. And UXLINK's exploration of RWS just fills this gap. It may not be the most attractive narrative, but in the current moment of industry self-reflection, it offers a sustainable path: allowing people, relationships, and assets to truly coexist in a trustworthy digital economy. #KaitoYap @KaitoAI @UXLINKofficial @RollandSaf #Yap $UXLINK