Oasys began as a game-centric blockchain and is evolving into a platform for tokenizing real-world assets (RWA) and intellectual property (IP) in Asia. Its architecture centers on a dual-layer design, with a PoS hub chain (L1) that provides security and data availability, while dedicated bus chains (L2) sponsor gas to enable immediate user experiences. Asset data resides on the L1 hub and can be recovered after bus shutdown, ensuring resilience. The system supports Ethereum Virtual Machine compatibility, an FT/NFT registry, and external bridge capabilities to enable interoperability across applications and a user-centric ecosystem.
Oasys focuses on Japan and Korea, pursuing a strategy that connects IP and RWA. It issues compliant tokens under the Japanese framework, links Rakuten loyalty points with the OAS token, and tokenizes central Tokyo real estate on-chain for about $75 million via an SPV with partners like SBINFT and GATES.
Babylon Labs collaboration enables BTC native staking, allowing users to time-lock BTC to earn yield and strengthen Oasys’ finality. This model uses UTXO-based assets to directly protect the EVM chain without wrapping or bridging. Oasys is building on-chain community tools such as Yukichi.dot.fun (IP-based token launchpad), BusPort (ecosystem participation hub), and Mushiking seasonal events to energize B2C fandom. Industry assessments place Oasys among game-UX focused L1s with strong regulatory alignment and IP-centric design, differentiating it from rivals like Ronin and Immutable zkEVM, while validator dependence, governance centralization, and high bus-operator costs may pose scalability challenges.
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