Universal Asset (UA)

Introducing the Universal Asset.

Overview

Universal Asset (UA) is a future-oriented asset creation standard that achieves unified processing of physical assets, digital content, and financial assets. UA breaks down the barriers of traditional asset categories, allowing for the creation, conversion, and integration of assets, endowing assets with more diverse usage scenarios and unique value expression.

UA is an all-in-one asset that integrates the characteristics of NFT, FT, and AI Agents. ERC-721 ensures the non-fungibility of assets. ERC-20 grants assets liquidity and a dividend mechanism. AI agent is the interactive interface for future assets.

Universal Assets Trinity — NFT, FT and AI Agent

Trinity — NFT, FT and AI Agent

UA is AI Agent

AI Agent

AI agent is the interactive interface for future assets.

UA as AI agent represents a new interactive interface for Universal Assets. Each UA is an AI agent that can handle tasks such as marketing, community engagement and value optimization, and even interact with other UAs. This integration of AI not only automates asset management, but also enables dynamic growth strategies, making each UA a self-evolving digital entity that can adapt to market conditions and maximize returns for stakeholders.

UA is NFT

NFT

ERC-721 ensures the non-fungibility of assets.

UA as NFT (Non-Fungible Token) represents the unique identity and ownership rights of Universal Assets. Through ERC-721 compatibility, each UA maintains its distinctiveness while allowing for ownership verification and transfer on the blockchain. This non-fungible nature ensures that each asset's unique characteristics, metadata, and inherent value are preserved, even when fractionally owned.

UA is FT

FT

ERC-20 grants assets liquidity and a dividend mechanism.

UA as FT (Fungible Token) represents the divisible and tradable nature of Universal Assets. Through ERC-20 compatibility, UA can be fractionally owned, traded, and used for value distribution. This feature enables multiple investors to share ownership of a single asset while maintaining liquid markets and enabling automated dividend distribution mechanisms.