# On-Chain Related Articles

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Deep Dive into FWA: An Intriguing Experiment Turning NFTs into "On-Chain Gachapon"

A Deep Dive into FWA: The “On-Chain Gacha” Experiment for NFTs Fake World Assets (FWA), created by TokenWorks, introduces an innovative “NFT gacha machine” fully operating on-chain. Users can deposit eligible NFTs paired with ETH (called Backing) to create a Position, acting as a prize pool. Others can then pay a uniform Acquisition Price for a chance to win a random NFT from the pool. The core mechanism features a reverse probability system: Positions with lower Backing have a higher chance of being selected, serving as common prizes, while high-Backing Positions are rare “jackpots.” The acquisition price is calculated based on the harmonic mean of all Backings, keeping entry costs low. When a Position is won, the purchaser must choose: keep the NFT or accept the Standing Bid (85% of the Backing, claimable in ETH or $FWA tokens), returning the NFT to the original depositor. The protocol involves two main roles. Depositors provide liquidity (NFT + ETH), earning a share of fees from each draw, distributed equally per active Position, plus potential $FWA rewards. Purchasers pay to spin the gacha, receiving $FWA rewards for participation. A special “Crown” reward goes to the Position with the highest Backing. The $FWA token has a fixed supply and is initially obtainable only through protocol participation (depositing or purchasing), with external buying disabled early on to reduce sell pressure. Its value is supported by a built-in buy pressure: when purchasers opt for the $FWA settlement on a Standing Bid, the protocol uses the backing ETH to buy $FWA from the market. Revenue for the protocol comes from a 1% fee on each draw, a 1% settlement fee when an NFT is kept, and the 15% discount from Standing Bid settlements (currently allocated to the protocol). The design cleverly blends Uniswap-style liquidity provision, gacha mechanics, and tokenomics to create a novel, self-regulating marketplace for NFT liquidity and engagement.

marsbit07/30 11:56

Deep Dive into FWA: An Intriguing Experiment Turning NFTs into "On-Chain Gachapon"

marsbit07/30 11:56

Institutions and On-Chain Capital Are Bullish on CXMT's Continued Surge, Except for South Koreans

Changxin Technology, China's leading memory chip manufacturer, made its debut on the STAR Market, closing up 465.8% with a market cap of 3.28 trillion yuan. Its record-breaking first day included over 140 billion yuan in turnover. Market opinions on its future trajectory diverge. Nomura issued a "buy" rating with a 116 yuan target (implying ~1239.5% upside), citing rapid growth projections, expansion into HBM, and the "crown jewel" status of its DRAM business. Northeast Securities offered a more conservative 10-15x PE valuation range, implying significant but lower upside. While the stock's surge reflects optimism, analysis suggests Changxin's current capacity remains below giants like Samsung and SK Hynix. U.S. equipment export restrictions may limit near-term expansion, and the company is not yet competitive in the high-margin HBM segment crucial for AI. On-chain data from Hyperliquid showed pre-listing positioning was net long by wallets tagged to the U.S., Hong Kong, and mainland China, while Korean-tagged wallets were heavily net short. Other bullish factors noted include a low initial float (6.63%), the ongoing memory "super cycle," and the stock's unique status as a domestic industry leader. Founder Zhu Yiming's plan to distribute 40% of his increased wealth to employees may also slow share sales. Multiple ETF issuers warned that fund net asset values might deviate from displayed reference values on the first day due to the large gap between Changxin's IPO price and its market price.

Odaily星球日报07/27 11:42

Institutions and On-Chain Capital Are Bullish on CXMT's Continued Surge, Except for South Koreans

Odaily星球日报07/27 11:42

8lends and Cointelegraph Research release report on addressing Europe’s €39B SME funding gap with onchain private credit

In a joint report, Cointelegraph Research and 8lends examine Europe's €39 billion annual SME funding gap. The study explores how onchain private credit, using a hybrid model, can widen access to loans. This model separates onchain capital distribution via smart contracts (e.g., on Base blockchain) from regulated underwriting and collateral management by Swiss intermediary Maclear AG. Since the 2008 financial crisis, traditional bank lending to SMEs has declined. Meanwhile, tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) have grown rapidly, with private credit reaching about $6.1 billion by April 2026. However, retail access is often limited by high minimums and investor rules. The structured-access model allows investments starting at 100 USDC on the 8lends platform. Maclear handles origination, credit assessment, and collateral (like real estate or equipment), assigning loan ratings. Upon funding, capital is sent to borrowers via smart contract, with repayments flowing directly to investors. Operational data shows traction: Maclear originated ~€118.9 million in SME loans by June 2026. Since its March 2025 launch, 8lends has distributed ~$15.4 million onchain, with 38% already repaid, serving over 2,100 investors. The report emphasizes that the value of tokenized credit depends on the enforceability of the underlying legal claim and collateral in case of default.

cointelegraph07/27 09:55

8lends and Cointelegraph Research release report on addressing Europe’s €39B SME funding gap with onchain private credit

cointelegraph07/27 09:55

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