RWA tokenization isn’t just about putting an asset onchain. You also need to know what that asset is actually worth.

That’s where DIA Value gets interesting.

Many tokenized assets don’t have deep liquid markets so a simple market price isn’t always enough.

DIA can calculate fair value using:

→ NAV
→ Reserves
→ Redemption logic
→ Contract exchange rates
→ Vault share pricing

That can be especially relevant for tokenized funds, stablecoins, private credit, real estate and other illiquid RWAs.

As more real-world assets move onchain, reliable valuation becomes part of the infrastructure.

Tokenization creates the asset. Reliable valuation helps make it usable.

That’s why I see $DIA as much more than a price-feed oracle.