When we talk about DeFi, we often mention the conveniences it provides to ordinary users by simplifying, securing, and speeding up their financial interactions.
However, we often forget that the largest financial operations occur between large institutional institutions organizations, and tokenizing their assets, streamlining, and simplifying their interactions will lead to significant growth in the entire economic sector, which in the future can create new financial instruments.

I see strong potential in this idea, and since the team and the work done do not raise doubts about their professionalism, I give the company a solid 4 only because I did not get sufficient clarity about their monetization, whether they will have a token, and if they will, what its value will be.

Hamsa is a Liquidity Network that is bridging real world assets to digital Investors by utilizing smart data-rich liquidity tokens.

Hamsa

When we talk about DeFi, we often mention the conveniences it provides to ordinary users by simplifying, securing, and speeding up their financial interactions. 
However, we often forget that the largest financial operations occur between large institutional institutions organizations, and tokenizing their assets, streamlining, and simplifying their interactions will lead to significant growth in the entire economic sector, which in the future can create new financial instruments.

I see strong potential in this idea, and since the team and the work done do not raise doubts about their professionalism, I give the company a solid 4 only because I did not get sufficient clarity about their monetization, whether they will have a token, and if they will, what its value will be.

Karlos

Tokenizing and making big institutional credit tradable seems like a great idea.

Their team looks very capable and domain specific and they've already tokenized over $1Bn in assets. The project seems ready to take off.

They're only offering to accredited investors on the buyer side, so there should be no regulatory issues. They also claim to be fully SEC compliant (see screenshot)

This is partially also why I'm giving it 4 instead of 5 stars. It's not possible for me to checkout the product and it won't be accessible to marginalized groups, defeating crypto's purpose to a certain degree. But I see that they're doing this for regulatory purposes and the project wouldn't be possible otherwise. I guess it's a necessary evil, but still a big step in the right direction.

This is only a first impression review and I'd enjoy digging more deeply into this project, but it feels like there's not a lot of information other than the deck and limited website. This is another reason for the 4 stars instead of 5.

Hamsa RWA

Liquidity Network