Foresight News reports that ShareX has announced the launch of a consumer-grade RWA NFT called “PowerPass — PowerNow Edition” targeted at general users. This NFT is supported by offline devices and operations from Japan’s leading shared power bank brand PowerNow. The PowerPass series has a total of 5,000 units, with an initial release of 1,000 units, scheduled for sale on December 22. PowerPass uses a 1:1 binding mechanism with real operational devices, with each NFT representing a shared power bank actively used in Japan. The devices are located in high-traffic cities such as Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, and Fukuoka, allowing users to directly participate in the value flow generated by real-world shared infrastructure. Through the Deshare Protocol, operational data such as device rentals and payments will be synchronized and verified on-chain, forming traceable device-level records, which serve as the basis for on-chain accounting and distribution mechanisms. This model aims to explore converting high-frequency offline transactions into verifiable on-chain asset units.
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ShareX will open RWA NFT "PowerPass" minting, 1:1 binding with Japanese shared power bank devices
Foresight News reports that ShareX has announced the launch of a consumer-grade RWA NFT called “PowerPass — PowerNow Edition” targeted at general users. This NFT is supported by offline devices and operations from Japan’s leading shared power bank brand PowerNow. The PowerPass series has a total of 5,000 units, with an initial release of 1,000 units, scheduled for sale on December 22. PowerPass uses a 1:1 binding mechanism with real operational devices, with each NFT representing a shared power bank actively used in Japan. The devices are located in high-traffic cities such as Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, and Fukuoka, allowing users to directly participate in the value flow generated by real-world shared infrastructure. Through the Deshare Protocol, operational data such as device rentals and payments will be synchronized and verified on-chain, forming traceable device-level records, which serve as the basis for on-chain accounting and distribution mechanisms. This model aims to explore converting high-frequency offline transactions into verifiable on-chain asset units.