TL;DR:
- International consulting firm RWA Global and UAE-based Golden Dolphin signed a strategic advisory agreement focused on sustainable mobility infrastructure in China.
- The total asset volume of the new energy mobility sector contemplated in this initial alliance amounts to approximately $300 million.
- The global ecosystem of on-chain tokenized real-world assets (RWA) currently exceeds $320 billion, according to market records.
This Tuesday, it was revealed that the consulting firm RWA Global signed a strategic advisory agreement with the UAE-based company Golden Dolphin. The objective is to structure the tokenization of $300 million in clean energy infrastructure assets in China.
This joint effort was structured with the purpose of designing a regulatory compliance pathway that allows qualified investors from around the world to access the clean transportation market in the Asian nation through regulated digital securities. Company sources reported that this agreement represents the first phase of a long-term partnership aimed at developing digital financial infrastructures.
The partner company, Golden Dolphin Trading L.L.C., maintains its legal domicile in the United Arab Emirates and concentrates its business operations on clean mobility infrastructure services within China. In this regard, the firm indicated that the team of consultants will work directly with legal advisors and supervisory bodies with the goal of structuring foreign investment channels under standardized commercial securities metrics.
Recently, the regulatory context in mainland China underwent significant changes. On February 6, 2026, the People’s Bank of China, along with the China Securities Regulatory Commission and six other government entities, implemented a national sector operational framework. This technical regulation authorizes the offshore issuance of tokens backed by domestic assets, provided that a formal regulatory registration is met.
Market data suggests that this regulatory amendment opens a direct channel for international capital, keeping cross-border financial flows within supervised fiduciary rails. Executives from the consultancy indicated that the development of the project will strictly align with these new provisions to guarantee operational transparency between global capital and the local economy.
Mobility Market Expansion and Digital Asset Projections
The new energy automotive sector in China positions itself as the largest globally, with a record 16.5 million units sold during the year 2025. This figure represents more than half of new car sales in that nation and nearly 70% of the volume commercialized internationally in this segment.
Similarly, the physical support network sustaining this automotive fleet has shown steady expansion in recent months. At the close of 2025, Chinese territory had more than 19 million charging points installed, equivalent to a 50% increase compared to the previous annual period. The domestic market focused on electric charging infrastructure holds an estimated valuation exceeding $25 billion.
Because these physical assets are capital-intensive and generate recurring cash flows, they present themselves as suitable elements for on-chain digitalization processes. Through the issuance of regulated digital securities linked to economic rights, companies in the sector seek to broaden investor access and add liquidity to traditionally rigid markets.
Reports from Boston Consulting Group project that the total market for tokenized real-world assets could reach $16 trillion by the year 2030. Furthermore, forecasts by the financial institution Standard Chartered estimate that this income and digital asset market could scale up to $30 trillion by the year 2034, driven by regulated institutional adoption of distributed ledger technologies.
The next milestone for this strategic project will involve the formal presentation of the legal trust structures and smart issuance contracts before the corresponding regulatory authorities within the current quarter.
