Boson Protocol Unveils Fermion for RWAs Assets Tokenization

Boson Protocol has launched the Fermion protocol with the aim of tokenizing and trading physical Real-World Assets (RWAs) such as luxury items.

“Fermion” (FERMION) is the name of the new protocol that was announced by Justin Banon, the creator of the Web3 decentralized commerce layer Boson Protocol (BOSON). With this system, authentic physical Real-World Assets (RWAs) like watches, vintage wine, and artwork can be tokenized and traded on an on-chain fractional market.

By integrating trusted verifiers and custodians into its design, Fermion hopes to accomplish greater verification standards of physical RWAs, improve capital efficiency, and extend the period of tokenization, all while meeting the demand.

With the goal of creating the technology to bring real-world assets on-chain, Fermion set out to create a new computable economy and unleash exponential wealth. According to Justin Banon, Founder of Boson Protocol, “now we’re seeking to bring more high-value RWAs on-chain” via Fermion.

Tokenizing physical RWAs is a multi-trillion dollar industry, and the Boson-Fermion ecosystem will cover it everything.

From the time of sale till redemption, Boson was designed to tokenize products in commerce. Unfortunately, it is not economically viable to tie up capital for long periods of time in situations where valuables like fine wine, artwork, or luxury watches need to be held for a protracted period of time.

Fermion, on the other hand, takes a novel tack by tokenizing assets at the time of sale, so the custodian may keep them safe for the duration of the sale. This procedure is capital efficient and can support tokenization indefinitely because the vendor is paid upon verification. In addition, the ERC-404 fractional NFT standard allows Fermion to natively tokenize assets.

Outlier Ventures, an investor and Web3 accelerator, is supporting Fermion by staking an undisclosed quantity of BOSON tokens on the platform to encourage adoption and help with liquidity.

In order to provide fair and transparent governance and to facilitate consensus on important ecosystem decisions, the $FERMION token will be the main economic unit within the Fermion ecosystem.
In addition to encouraging trade within the ecosystem, the $FERMION token gives vendors the option to stake their tokens for a discount on network costs. Staking $BOSON tokens for six months will result in the initial distribution of the Fermion token through a stakedrop at a ratio of one to one.

You can trade any physical thing for redeemable non-fungible tokens (rNFTs) on the Boson Protocol, which was founded in 2019. It functions as the decentralized commerce layer of Web3. You can build phygitals and digital twins by bundling products with rNFTs, which act as NFT vouchers. With the launch of their NFT platform in 2022, Boson Protocol gave customers the option to sell physical goods using non-fungible tokens that may be burned and redeemed within a set period of time.

Rising Support for Tokenized RWAs

There has been a recent uptick in RWA tokenization due to the fact that it can put off-chain assets into blockchains, which improves the blockchain ecosystem’s efficiency and transparency. According to the latest research from Binance, tokenized treasuries are predicted to continue to be a desirable investment option so long as interest rates remain high.

At the same time, tokenized RWAs were valued at $2.774 billion, a new record high. Excluding stablecoins and issuer tokens like ONDO and CFG, this computation considers the value of RWA tokens on public blockchains, such as OUSG from Ondo and XAUT from Tether, as per Galaxy study.

Tokenized RWA is always changing, with new developments like Fermion by Boson Protocol showing how tokenized treasuries are still popular despite rising interest rates. This shows how blockchain technology has the power to revolutionize established financial models.