Why tourism is more suitable for RWA than real estate: Coinsidings' asset turnover logic

In the RWA track, real estate is often the first asset type mentioned because of its large size, high value, and easy to be seen as a stable collateral.
However, the inherent problems of real estate are very obvious: the capital threshold is extremely high, and ordinary users find it difficult to participate; the investment of millions makes this asset a natural game for a few people.
In addition, the liquidity of real estate is poor. It often takes several months or even years for a property to be purchased and sold. During this time, funds are completely locked and cannot produce other benefits. The long return cycle of assets, opaque information, and concentrated regional risks make traditional real estate RWA more of a concept rather than a true popularization.
The characteristics of tourism assets are exactly the opposite. Tourism is a typical high-frequency consumption industry, with expenses occurring in every corner of the world, from hotels, homestays to resorts, attractions, catering, and ticketing. With fast capital turnover and short sedimentation cycle, it is naturally more suitable for fragmented mapping and circulation.
Coinsidings has seized this point. It converts the original one-time travel consumption into a part of financial assets. Users book hotels and purchase itineraries on the platform, not only completing payments, but also generating points and benefits. These benefits are linked to real asset returns, which can not only offset consumption, but also enter the ecosystem's dividend pool.
In other words, every travel expense is no longer about spending it all, but about accumulating long-term wealth for the future. More importantly, travel assets can be split by day and per visit, unlike real estate that requires a complete purchase.
This deconstruction allows users to participate at a very low threshold. Even if it's just one night of hotel consumption, it can be mapped to a tradable equity certificate. This makes tourism RWA a truly popular asset class.
Under the Coinsidings model, assets are no longer a heavy burden, but a light circulation unit. From the small circle of high net worth individuals to the global participation of the general public.
This is why tourism is more suitable for RWA than real estate, and Coinsidings is pushing this logic to the ground.