BNB treasury company Nano Labs launches NBNB initiative to advance RWA infrastructure and compliance ecosystem on BNB Chain
Foresight News: US-listed BNB crypto treasury (DAT) company Nano Labs has announced the launch of the "Next Generation BNB Program" (NBNB Program) to develop comprehensive RWA infrastructure and a compliant ecosystem on the BNB Chain, covering asset classes such as stocks, bonds, new energy, and real estate. The program aims to help build the next generation financial system that seamlessly connects the real economy with the on-chain world.
Nano Labs will focus on the development of RWA infrastructure and compliance frameworks, providing foundational support for asset tokenization, custody, auditing, rating, and regulatory compliance; as well as the incubation and integration of the ecosystem, accelerating the incubation of RWA projects that prioritize compliance, transparency, and security, and strengthening the bridge between the real world and the blockchain economy.
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