- Mar 21, 2025
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In the Web2 era, tourism real estate was once hailed as one of the most attractive investment directions. It has stable asset appreciation space and scarce natural resource support, and occupies an important position in the global high net worth population. However, these seemingly shiny "golden assets" have always been suppressed by three mountains - low liquidity, high threshold, and long cycle. Nowadays, with the rapid evolution of Web3 and RWA (real-world asset) assetization technology, a liquidity revolution for off-chain tourism assets is quietly taking place. Coinsidings, a new platform born in the Web3 tourism scene, is trying to break the traditional structure and realize the "Uniswap moment" of tourism assets with mechanisms and code: allowing immovable value to regain the possibility of trading and growth.
The "sleeping" curse of tourism assets: high value but difficult to circulate
The value of tourism real estate is beyond doubt, especially in areas with scarce scenic resources and strong cultural aggregation effects, such as island villas, ski resorts, and properties near world cultural heritage sites. These assets usually have high value preservation and low vacancy rates. However, ordinary investors always face severe challenges in participating in such assets. Firstly, the threshold is extremely high. A set of tourist apartments often costs millions of yuan, and almost no one can easily enter unless they are large institutions or high net worth individuals. Secondly, there is a liquidity problem. Even if the purchase is completed, it is extremely difficult to exit the subsequent assets. There are many practical problems such as long buying and selling cycles, difficult to find trading partners, and unclear valuation fluctuations. More importantly, the acquisition of income is highly dependent on the leasing operation of the property, rather than structured asset support, resulting in extremely opaque information and asymmetric risks.
At the same time, the risk of regional concentration cannot be ignored. Tourism real estate is usually located in niche markets or specific cities. Once geopolitical risks or policy changes occur, the overall investment return will be significantly affected. The most representative "dormant asset problem" is even more common - once funds enter tourism real estate, they often cannot flow for several years, and the capital efficiency is extremely low. These core contradictions constitute the most difficult obstacle for tourism RWA assets to overcome in the Web3 process.
Mapping from on-chain to fragmented assets: Coinsidings' restructuring logic
Coinsidings' technical solution is not to simply put tourism real estate on the chain, but to reprogram the traditional asset structure through a complete set of fragmented mapping and smart contract disassembly mechanisms. The platform digitally cuts the income of a real hotel asset or vacation project through on-chain smart contracts, generates a corresponding number of "real estate equity certificates", and issues them to users in the form of "CSS tokens" or "options". These certificates not only map the future returns of real assets, but also embed the income cycle and exit mechanism, and have natural tradability.
The "sleeping" curse of tourism assets: high value but difficult to circulate
The value of tourism real estate is beyond doubt, especially in areas with scarce scenic resources and strong cultural aggregation effects, such as island villas, ski resorts, and properties near world cultural heritage sites. These assets usually have high value preservation and low vacancy rates. However, ordinary investors always face severe challenges in participating in such assets. Firstly, the threshold is extremely high. A set of tourist apartments often costs millions of yuan, and almost no one can easily enter unless they are large institutions or high net worth individuals. Secondly, there is a liquidity problem. Even if the purchase is completed, it is extremely difficult to exit the subsequent assets. There are many practical problems such as long buying and selling cycles, difficult to find trading partners, and unclear valuation fluctuations. More importantly, the acquisition of income is highly dependent on the leasing operation of the property, rather than structured asset support, resulting in extremely opaque information and asymmetric risks.
At the same time, the risk of regional concentration cannot be ignored. Tourism real estate is usually located in niche markets or specific cities. Once geopolitical risks or policy changes occur, the overall investment return will be significantly affected. The most representative "dormant asset problem" is even more common - once funds enter tourism real estate, they often cannot flow for several years, and the capital efficiency is extremely low. These core contradictions constitute the most difficult obstacle for tourism RWA assets to overcome in the Web3 process.
Mapping from on-chain to fragmented assets: Coinsidings' restructuring logic
Coinsidings' technical solution is not to simply put tourism real estate on the chain, but to reprogram the traditional asset structure through a complete set of fragmented mapping and smart contract disassembly mechanisms. The platform digitally cuts the income of a real hotel asset or vacation project through on-chain smart contracts, generates a corresponding number of "real estate equity certificates", and issues them to users in the form of "CSS tokens" or "options". These certificates not only map the future returns of real assets, but also embed the income cycle and exit mechanism, and have natural tradability.
