On the afternoon of January 4, 2026, the inaugural “New World · New Standards · New Order – RWA2035 Global Digital Economy Strategy Summit” will take place in Boao, Hainan, China. The event is co-initiated by China United Capital Group (CJCG), Wanwu Shanglian Digital Technology, Jin Zhongge Gold Group, and Shenchuang Chaojun Technology (Shenchuang Academy), and is positioned as a strategy-driven forum on the next decade of real-world asset (RWA) infrastructure and digital economy governance.

Aligned with China’s 2035 modernization horizon, RWA2035 frames RWA not only as tokenized representations of assets, but as a full-stack digital management and coordination framework for real-world assets under clear regulatory guardrails. The initiative focuses on how assets can be precisely modeled, registered, and managed in digital form, and how data, identity and risk can be coordinated across institutions and jurisdictions while serving the real economy rather than short-term speculation.

Starting from Boao is highly symbolic. As a long-standing platform where “China talks to the world” on openness, green development and the digital economy, Boao and the Hainan Free Trade Port provide a natural policy sandbox for cross-border collaboration and institutional innovation. The first edition carries the theme “Qiyuan” (“the origin”), marking the starting point of a planned multi-year, multi-region summit series built around the RWA2035 vision.

The Boao summit will focus on four key dimensions:

Standards & compliance – release of RWA-related standards, launch of an RWA Working Committee, and onboarding of the first batch of participating enterprises into a referencable, enforceable framework;

Infrastructure & architecture – discussions on asset data models, registries, identity and credential systems, and interoperability layers that can plug into existing financial and industrial systems;

Industrial collaboration – how local governments, financial institutions and real-sector enterprises can structure pilots, industrial zones and long-term projects based on RWA frameworks;

International alignment – exploring compliance-first cooperation models and how China’s practical experience in asset digitalization can be translated into globally compatible structures.

For regulators and local governments, RWA2035 offers a platform to explore pilot zones and future digital-economy clusters. For financial institutions, infrastructure builders and industry leaders, it is a vantage point on institutional-grade RWA infrastructure and emerging asset categories. On January 4, 2026, in Boao, the first chapter of “New World · New Standards · New Order” will open under the name “Qiyuan”, placing real-world asset digitalization and governance at the center of the conversation.