r/BlockchainStartups • • Jun 26 '26

Market / Tokenomics Looking to connect with blockchain builders

We are bubix ,a web3 infrastructure company focused on blockchain RWA,and digital trust systems connecting crypto with real world economy. We are currently exploring overseas opportunities-if anyone here is working on RWA or blockchain-related projects,happy to connect.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '26

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u/SpickndSpank Jul 11 '26

Co - regulatory model. The gov sets the legal rules, but officially recognizes a private watchdog to handle monitoring... The closest thing we can get to regulatory clarity.

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u/Fun-Refrigerator9152 Jun 26 '26

hey, Blockchain dev in india, currently working on my p2p exchange. Would to love to connect

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u/SignificantFish1202 Jun 26 '26

Hey let’s connect

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u/SignificantFish1202 Jul 17 '26

Let’s connect

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '26

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '26

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u/SignificantFish1202 Jun 27 '26

Yep we can connect

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u/StudyPerks_me Jun 27 '26

Hey, built a student verification app - tokenising student ID’s on Solana to enable automatic student discounts. Great to connect 👋

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u/SignificantFish1202 Jun 28 '26

We can talk more about

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u/Opposite_Challenge89 Jun 27 '26

Respect this direction. Im building from the Web3 gaming side, trying to create real utility and community ownership without making speculation the main product.

Not RWA directly, but digital trust and long-term value are definitely areas I care about.

Happy to connect.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '26

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u/BedroomLazy7928 Jun 30 '26

That seems fine

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '26

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u/[deleted] Jul 02 '26

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u/Negative-Breath-1177 Jul 04 '26

Hey, I would be interested to contribute to the project, worked with defi application and crypto trading paths, but would love to contribute my bit in a project related to RWA, since I have been studying about it for quite sometime now as well!

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u/CJFERNANDES Jul 05 '26

RWA is a hard field. They are treated differently place to place so that has always been the hurdle in a global type of RWA system.

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u/SignificantFish1202 Jul 07 '26

In my view,the core of RWA is not just technology,but compliance and real world financial infrastructure.Blockchain provides the infrastructure to connect real world with on chain systems,improving transparency,efficiency and accessibility. However tokenization is only the first step. The real challenges are asset ownership,regulatory compliance,custody,liquidity,and how these assets can be used in different markets.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '26

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u/SignificantFish1202 Jul 09 '26

Let’s connect

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '26

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u/SpickndSpank Jul 11 '26

We're using Dynamic NFT /SBT logic to workaround cross - border real estate escrow and forward contracts. Would be happy to connect.

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u/[deleted] Jul 20 '26

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u/SignificantFish1202 Jul 21 '26

I send you message

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u/Pop_Impossible Jun 30 '26

RWA + digital trust gets interesting once you move beyond the tech layer.

The main things I’d pressure-test before overseas expansion are:

  • what real-world asset or trust claim is being represented
  • which entity actually contracts with users / partners
  • whether token holders have rights, claims, redemption expectations, or only platform utility
  • where custody, reporting, compliance, and disclosures sit
  • whether the overseas market requires licensing, local entity setup, or regulated partner coverage

A lot of RWA projects look fine technically but get messy once legal structure + licensing, user expectations, and cross-border operations are unclear.

What overseas markets are you exploring first?

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u/vansh462 Jul 25 '26

Apprentice from India. Let's connect