2025-12-26 16:27:02

The IP-Rights RWA ecosystem is about to make a new breakthrough. A certain DEX platform is developing a comprehensive solution around intellectual property tokenization, with core innovations including an Oracle-level IP identity verification mechanism and a shared royalty ownership model.

What’s interesting about this solution is that it not only addresses the rights confirmation issue of IP assets but also allows creators, investors, and platforms to share benefits through a distributed ownership structure. From the underlying architecture, this is an attempt to reconstruct the profit distribution logic of the content industry using blockchain technology.

If you are interested in IP tokenization, the RWA market, or DEX ecosystem design, this in-depth discussion will cover specific implementation paths and business models. Whether you are a developer, investor, or creator, it’s worth understanding this direction.

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ContractExplorer

· 52m ago

Wow, it's distributed ownership and Oracle verification again. Sounds impressive, but how will it be implemented? --- The royalty sharing model sounds good, but can creators really get paid? --- RWA definitely has potential, but I'm worried it's just another hype concept. --- If it can truly solve the rights confirmation issue, the entire content industry might undergo a reshuffle. --- The question is, who will verify the authenticity of these IPs? Or can we only trust DEX platforms? --- Damn, talking about blockchain transforming the industry again. How many have actually used it? --- Wait, in the end, does this plan benefit creators or capital? That's crucial. --- Feels like reinventing the wheel. The Web2 copyright system could handle this. --- But if it can give creators more say, I like this direction. --- Is the Oracle oracle reliable? Can such a complex IP verification truly be solved? --- Shared revenue sounds great, but once it goes live, it might be a whole different story.

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GasFeeSurvivor

· 13h ago

IP tokenization sounds good, but I'm worried it will just be another high-end-looking concept that’s difficult to implement in practice.

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DisillusiionOracle

· 13h ago

Is it IP tokenization again? I'm tired of this rhetoric from last year. What's actually being implemented? Distributed ownership sounds great, but in reality, it's just multiple parties arguing. Do you believe it or not? The royalty distribution model looks good on paper, but when executed on-chain, all the gas fees are enough to discourage participation. Is the Oracle verification mechanism reliable? This might be the biggest risk. Wait, how does this platform ensure it won't rug pull? Let's observe and see.

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GasFeeLady

· 13h ago

honestly the oracle verification part is where this either moons or gets rekt... timing the ip tokenization right is gonna be everything, ngl

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AirdropHarvester

· 13h ago

Well, this time it's finally not just another PPT project. It looks promising. Distributed royalty sharing indeed addresses the pain points, but the key still depends on whether the Oracle verification is reliable. Whether creators can truly make money is the main point. Another "restructuring of profit distribution." Let's see how long it can last before talking about it. IP tokenization has been around for a while; why is this company able to stand out?

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SeasonedInvestor

· 13h ago

Royalty sharing sounds like a good concept, but how many can truly implement it? Hmm... feels like another hyped-up track, let's wait and see. IP rights confirmation should have been addressed long ago, it all depends on whether it can truly convince major creators. Distributed ownership... in simple terms, it's about how to divide the profit cake. The difficulty lies there. If this wave can really run the royalty model smoothly, it definitely opens up some imagination space, quite interesting. RWA is heating up again, it seems like there's a new story every month. It's already 2024, and we're still discussing the theory of IP tokenization? Time to see a demo, brother. Getting back on track, the key is user adoption. Having a good technical architecture doesn't help if it can't be used.

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ChainSherlockGirl

· 13h ago

Interestingly, the royalty sharing logic sounds great, but on-chain real data will tell the truth. In my analysis, how much creators can actually receive is the key; the rest are just stories. Oracle verification mechanism? Let's first see which big players are quietly laying out before talking. Wait, distributed ownership... isn't this just dispersing interests so that no one can really say who’s in charge? 😅 A truly workable model should attract significant capital quickly, and then wallet addresses will reveal everything. This plan sounds like another "industry restructuring," but the RWA market is still feeling its way through. The key is how much creators can actually receive, and whether the middlemen can be streamlined. Data shows that most RWA projects are still in the conceptual stage; I don’t believe new projects can break through immediately. Here's a question: what if the rights confirmation mechanism is compromised? IP is too sensitive. Sharing models sound good, but the more people share, the faster profits are eroded—just personal speculation. Looking at DEX design, how the backing capital cuts the leeks is the focus; don’t just look at the white paper. Ultimately, the royalty model depends on whether the smart contract can truly automate distribution—that’s the real test.

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NftMetaversePainter

· 13h ago

actually, the algorithmic beauty of tokenized IP ownership lies in its hash-value immutability—finally, web2 creators might grasp what digital sovereignty really means

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