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This article deeply analyzes the core logic and application value of the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA). From the perspective of novice investors, it systematically introduces the definition, classification, investment advantages and risk control mechanism of RWA. The article points out that RWA, as an important bridge connecting traditional finance and digital assets, has significant characteristics such as stable returns, transparent compliance, and asset circulation, and is becoming a new trend in the global investment market. At the same time, by introducing blockchain technology and smart contracts, the RWA project has realized the full process of asset anchoring, transaction matching, and income distribution. Digitalization has effectively improved asset liquidity and trust efficiency. The article finally emphasized that although RWA has broad prospects, investors still need to pay attention to the authenticity of the underlying assets, the compliance of the legal structure, and the stability of the token issuance mechanism. Only by rational layout and scientific decision-making can they take the lead in the wealth transformation in the new era. 
RWA (real world assets) is a new digital mechanism that uses blockchain technology to confirm ownership, split, map and financialize real assets. It is becoming the underlying financial infrastructure connecting the digital economy and the real economy. Through technologies such as distributed ledgers, smart contracts, oracles, IoT and ZKP, RWA can achieve on-chain mapping and trusted transactions of assets, and promote systemic changes in the efficiency and transparency of global asset circulation. The article systematically sorts out the evolutionary path of RWA from stablecoins, STOs to multi-asset chain and institutional development, and explains its five major value innovations in asset fragmentation, financial inclusion, cross-border financing, and transparent governance. It also analyzes the latest progress in supervision and implementation in the world (the United States, New Zealand, Europe) and China. At present, RWA still faces challenges such as technology integration, cross-border compliance, market cognition and trust mechanisms, but in the future it will be driven by technologies such as AI, IoT, and the Metaverse. 
