Auride Completes First Phase of Computing Power RWA Issuance with Asset Scale Reaching Tens of Millions of RMB
According to Jinse Finance, on August 8, Aorui De, with the support of Ant Digital Technologies, successfully completed the first phase issuance of RWA (Real World Assets) based on AI server assets, with an asset scale of tens of millions of RMB. The underlying assets of this project are AI servers owned by Aorui De’s subsidiary, Shenzhen Zhisuannli Digital Technology Co., Ltd., marking the nation’s first RWA backed by computing power assets. During this RWA issuance, both parties strictly screened the compliance, income quality, and status of the on-chain assets to ensure the authenticity of the assets and the traceability of the data. On one hand, Aorui De leveraged AntChain technology to record AI server operation information on-chain, ensuring the security, transparency, and immutability of asset data, as well as the transparency and verifiability of returns. On the other hand, this RWA was issued overseas through compliant channels, effectively attracting foreign capital and opening up a new path for cross-border financing.
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