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# Central Asset Exchange
vVv Exchange will facilitate the tokenization of RWA, offering investors the ability to purchase, sell and custody digital assets on our platform, and resolving the liquidity issue of conventional funds and assets.\
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The tokenization process converts traditional assets into ERC20 tokens that are managed securely on the blockchain through our specialized platform. To access the tokenization service, users are required to stake a specified amount of $VVV tokens, which remain locked until the lifecycle of the tokenized product is complete. A portion of the fund's total value is held in $USDC tokens to serve as collateral, providing an added layer of stability and security.\
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Please note that participation on our exchange is subject to approval. Prospective investors must undergo a vetting process, including but not limited to KYC/KYB checks and meeting minimum capital requirements.
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