Is the RWA track getting big? Lingo will launch tokens + airdrop on the 12th

Recently, projects launching tokens include MOVE, XION, and the relatively popular RWA track @Lingocoins. They will introduce $LINGO on December 12th. Many group friends have participated in their airdrop events and public fundraising, hoping to catch a wave.

The interesting thing about this project is that it aims to build a gamified, RWA-driven reward ecosystem. For example, they will develop a dAPP for hotel bookings, integrating over 100,000 hotels globally, supporting bookings with the official token $LINGO, charging a 2.5% transaction fee, used to acquire high-value, low-volatility real estate assets (limited to first-tier cities like London, Paris, etc., with a target annual return of 6%).

Regarding this project, here are two points of very important information:

① The founding team previously created the world’s leading high-end loyalty company, John Paul, which was acquired by Accor Hotels Group for $150 million in 2016. The newly established Lingo is comprised of former executives from companies like Binance, Consensys, and CA Bank, raising over $5.5 million in a bear market.

② The project operates in a positive cycle (transaction fees used to acquire real assets → rental income from assets used for community rewards and token buybacks → community size expands, driving token trading volume and value growth → income growth supports the acquisition of more real assets), not relying on new entrants but providing real cash flow through RWA, addressing the “castle in the air” problem of traditional Web3 projects while solving long-term incentive difficulties.

In summary, the Web3 + RWA narrative is worth long-term attention and investment, as many impressive projects will emerge. It depends on whether we can seize the opportunity. The upcoming $LINGO as a new target in this track can be continuously monitored for market performance.