As RWA (Real-World Asset Tokenization) moves from theory to application, more and more industry sectors are exploring the possibility of on-chain assets. In this process, Walrus, as the storage infrastructure of the Sui ecosystem, is gradually becoming a key choice for RWA project certification.

From actual cases, the industry implementation of RWA has already expanded into multiple fields. In the new energy sector, Anhui Xunying Group's battery swapping assets and GCL System Integration's photovoltaic asset projects have been successfully on-chain. All related asset data, rights confirmation information, and revenue distribution records are stored via Walrus, ensuring transparency and traceability of on-chain data. The agricultural sector is no exception—Shanghai Malu Grape Plantation's equity income rights project records sales data and profit distribution vouchers through Walrus, allowing investors to verify earnings in real-time. Applications in the pharmaceutical field are also significant; a Swiss pharmaceutical company's RWA project for patent income rights stores clinical trial data and sales records in Walrus, enabling automated management of financing and dividend distribution processes.

These cases demonstrate that Walrus has become a trust hub connecting real-world assets with blockchain. For users wishing to participate in this process, the current airdrop mechanism offers multiple levels of participation. Beginners can upload simulated RWA data, such as asset credential templates or profit distribution plans, to earn a 15% airdrop weight bonus. Advanced users can participate in testnet interactions of RWA projects on the Sui network, storing transaction credentials and asset rights confirmation documents in Walrus, thereby accumulating more benefits through practical use. This design allows participants of different levels to benefit from the long-term development of industry digitalization.