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ChainCatcher news, the Australian gold exploration project PC GOLD (ASX: PC2) has officially been listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX).PC GOLD is one of the first real-world asset (RWA) projects incubated by the Web3 mining finance platform Asteroid X. The project previously launched the PC GOLD NFT series, which tokenizes equity in the listed company to achieve a digital representation of physical mining assets. Asteroid X co-founder Ben stated that this listing marks a deep integration of traditional mining and Web3 finance, and is an important milestone for the RWA tokenization model. "From Asteroid X to ASX, this step is not only a leap for traditional industries but also a validation of the integration of blockchain and real assets." It is reported that Asteroid X's physical company Web3in Tech-Lab has obtained Australia's IRD (Independent Reserve Digital) and Digital Currency Exchange (DCE) licenses, allowing it to provide a complete service for RWA projects within a compliant framework, from asset tokenization, compliant issuance, trading matching to settlement and circulation.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the development companies Delphi Labs and Astroport Foundation have launched an inscription protocol called Asteroid for the Cosmos Hub network.It is reported that Asteroid uses Cosmos transaction call data to write new tokens into existence, referred to as "CFT-20s". Asteroid contributors released the first CFT-20 token, Asteroids (ROIDS), on Tuesday as a proof of concept. The total supply of the token is 100 million, with each ROIDS token trading at a price of $0.0045, giving it a market cap of $4.5 million.Delphi Labs emphasized the potential of Asteroid as a "meta-protocol," with applications that go beyond images and tokens.