Our research aims to support both builders and users. We plan to produce one of the first detailed reports in the real-world asset (RWA) community. This will serve as a reference for builders and interested users. We hope more researchers will build on our work, creating useful blueprints for future projects.

For builders, we aim to provide all the basic information needed to navigate the legal space. We are not lawyers, but we have a sufficient understanding to publish general guidelines and best practices, which can save new builders months of effort and tens of thousands of dollars in legal costs. Real value is added to the ecosystem only when the product is available for retail users. Currently, almost all RWA products are for institutional investors, and we also want to find and present guidelines and best practices for new projects, helping them work towards offering the product to retail users.

For users, we want to simplify the process of evaluating RWAs. Currently, each project uses its own terminology, and most don't even disclose important information like company and fund structure. We plan to create rubrics on which RWA projects can be rated. This will help users be aware of the projects based on the evaluations, assist builders in developing more genuine projects, and enable users to choose the best projects.