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# RWA Portfolio

The RWA fund is not limited to three asset classes. It invests across the same categories you already know from the stock market — food, property, transport, technology, banks, healthcare, and more. Your Worker NFT joins one of the live operations and earns its share of that operation's profit.

## Live operations

Three operations are live first because they are the businesses the fund knows best:

| Operation                 | What it covers                                                                             | Fund share |
| ------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ---------- |
| **Food & Beverage**       | Restaurants, coffee shops, and food chains with fast turnover and recurring daily revenue. | 25%        |
| **Real Estate**           | Residential and commercial property that earns from rent and long-term value.              | 35%        |
| **Transport & Logistics** | Delivery, freight, and logistics networks moving goods every day.                          | 40%        |

Your workers are never locked to a single operation — you can reassign between live operations at any time.

## Asset classes on the roadmap

The fund can expand into every other real-world asset class as it grows:

| Asset class               | What it covers                                          |
| ------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Technology**            | Chips, apps, and gadgets.                               |
| **Financials**            | Banks, insurers, and lending businesses.                |
| **Healthcare**            | Hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, and medicine producers. |
| **Consumer Goods**        | Supermarkets, retail chains, and daily-needs brands.    |
| **Energy & Utilities**    | Power generation and water utilities.                   |
| **Gold & Commodities**    | Precious metals and raw materials.                      |
| **Communication & Media** | Telecom, streaming, and media businesses.               |

New operations go live as the fund expands into these classes.

## Why real-world assets

A Real-World Asset (RWA) means the fund actually owns something real — not just code. When that asset makes money, the holders get their share. Everyday examples include:

* **Real businesses** — companies that generate profit their owners earn from.
* **Property** — buildings and land that earn from rent.
* **Energy & utilities** — power and water paid for monthly.
* **Logistics** — delivery and freight networks with steady volume.

## Related

* [Fund Allocation](/fund-allocation.md) — how the capital for these operations is funded.
* [Getting Started](/getting-started.md) — how to assign your worker to a live operation.


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