According to Bloomberg, Chinese real estate developers are facing challenges of insufficient demand and regulatory uncertainty when financing through tokenized assets (RWA). Sources say that a company under China Evergrande Group recently issued tokenized accounts receivable notes via the virtual asset trading platform EXIO, originally planning to raise funds from a broader range of professional investors, but ultimately mainly subscribed by familiar investors, raising only about 25 million Hong Kong dollars (approximately 3.2 million USD). The notes have a 364-day maturity and a 4% coupon rate. Additionally, China New Development Group initially planned to issue tokenized private debt in Hong Kong before the end of 2025, but due to policy uncertainties and tightened RWA tokenization requirements in mainland China, marketing efforts have not yet been launched.

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GlassBottleFeather
· 2h ago
25 million Hong Kong dollars... Putting it into real estate financing doesn't even make a splash.
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MoonlightLiquidationLine
· 2h ago
People reserving subscriptions among acquaintances feels all too real—RWA has been calling for it for half a day, yet it still can’t break out of its small circle.
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TheSolitaryRockBehindThe
· 2h ago
I haven't heard much about the EXIO platform before; this time, I guess I made a bit of a presence.
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BoringButBullish
· 2h ago
The five words "regulatory uncertainty" directly put New City’s plans on hold.
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NodeOutsider
· 2h ago
Kaisa Group's move can be seen as paving the way for the industry, even though the outcome was a bit grim.
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KiteRerouter
· 2h ago
4% coupon for 364 days, this yield isn't very attractive even in the traditional market.
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