Rock Solid Protocol Whitepapper
  • Table of Contents
  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. What is RockSolidProtocol (RSP)?
    • 2.1 About RockSolidProtocol
    • Key Features
  • 3. How RockSolidProtocol Works
    • 3.1 Asset Verification and Due Diligence
    • 3.2 Asset Tokenization and Minting
    • 3.3 Cross-Chain Compatibility and Trading
    • 3.4 Fractional Ownership and Governance
    • 3.5 Secondary Market and Liquidity Tokenized assets will be tradable on RockSolidProtocol's platform
  • 4.Tokenomics
    • 4.1 RSP Distribution
    • 4.2 Presale Stages and Pricing
    • 4.3 Vesting and Lock-up Schedules
  • 5.ROADMAP
  • 6. Regulatory Compliance and Security
    • 6.1 Switzerland's Progressive Framework
    • 6.2. The Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) Act
    • 6.3. Compliance at RockSolidProtocol
  • 7. Partnerships and Ecosystem
  • 8. Future Outlook
  • 9. Legal Disclaimer
  • 10. Conclusion
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  1. 3. How RockSolidProtocol Works

3.2 Asset Tokenization and Minting

Once verified, the asset will be tokenized through smart contracts on the RockSolidProtocol platform.

  • The value of the asset will be divided into blockchain-based tokens, each token representing a fractional share of the underlying asset.

  • Example: A $1 million real estate property could be divided into 1 million tokens, each representing $1 worth of ownership.

  • The tokenization process will be handled through RockSolidProtocol’s smart contracts based on the ERC-20 and ERC-721 standards for fungible and non-fungible token representation.

  • Cross-Chain Tokenization: Tokenized assets will be wrapped and made compatible with multiple blockchains (e.g., Solana, BSC).

  • RSP tokens will be required to initiate the tokenization process, ensuring that demand for RSP increases as more assets are onboarded.

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