With RWA (Real World Assets) becoming one of the most talked-about tracks in the Web3 world, the tokenization of high-value physical assets such as tourism real estate, resorts, and hotels has gradually entered the public eye. However, the popularity of RWA has also spawned a group of "pseudo-asset projects" that slack off, attracting investors blindly under the guise of "high annualization and low threshold", ultimately becoming "tool people" who cut leeks.
The common tricks of these bogus projects include: using AI-generated fake homestay photos to attract users, fabricating hotel locations and partners, forging on-chain contract data, exaggerating occupancy rates and rental income, and even operating purely through capital schemes without any physical asset support.
As an RWA platform with tourism assets as its core, Coinsidings reminds users to take the "four-step anti-pitfall method" seriously.
Check Brand Endorsement : High-quality assets often cooperate with international hotel groups (such as Hilton, Four Seasons, Marriott) or local government approval projects, and have legal compliance documents. Anonymous and zero-qualification operation teams often have extremely high risks.
look at on-chain data : RWA tokens of real assets usually have a > 50% pledge rate, stable daily trading volume (not less than 100,000 dollars), and the contract is open source and the circulation path is clear and traceable.
verify asset rights : Does the project support on-site verification by users? Can they actually move in? Can digital property rights certificates be provided? These are the core standards to judge whether it really exists.
portfolio diversification investment : do not all in a single bed and breakfast project, it is recommended to portfolio holdings of different types of assets such as South East Asia island resorts, European ski villas, Middle East luxury camps, etc., to hedging geopolitical and seasonal risks.
In this emerging RWA blue ocean, the real competitiveness lies not in "who can go online faster", but in "who is more trustworthy". Coinsidings creates a trustworthy global tourism asset platform through full chain transparency, AI compliance analysis, and DAO governance consensus, allowing every investor to enjoy profits while holding the bottom line and winning the future.
The common tricks of these bogus projects include: using AI-generated fake homestay photos to attract users, fabricating hotel locations and partners, forging on-chain contract data, exaggerating occupancy rates and rental income, and even operating purely through capital schemes without any physical asset support.
As an RWA platform with tourism assets as its core, Coinsidings reminds users to take the "four-step anti-pitfall method" seriously.




In this emerging RWA blue ocean, the real competitiveness lies not in "who can go online faster", but in "who is more trustworthy". Coinsidings creates a trustworthy global tourism asset platform through full chain transparency, AI compliance analysis, and DAO governance consensus, allowing every investor to enjoy profits while holding the bottom line and winning the future.