As the Web3 industry looks beyond purely virtual assets, the intersection of tokenization and real-world assets is becoming an increasingly important part of blockchain infrastructure. CoinFactory’s RZ Oasis project is being developed around that intersection, combining a future digital world with an economic architecture intended to connect physical businesses and assets to on-chain systems.
Led by founder Rasool Rezvani, the Swiss Web3 company describes RZ Oasis and its “Country 196” concept as a borderless digital-economic territory connecting gaming, AI, blockchain, digital ownership and real-world businesses.
The technological and economic significance of the project, however, may lie less in the metaverse itself and more in the infrastructure underneath it.
CoinFactory is exploring a model in which real estate, hospitality, tourism, sports, industrial businesses and potentially mining and mineral assets can acquire an on-chain economic layer. Instead of treating tokenization as an isolated product, the broader RZ Oasis architecture aims to connect tokenized activities within a shared digital economy.
This distinction changes the role of the metaverse. Rather than being the economy itself, RZ Oasis could function as an interface connecting multiple economic systems, while tokenized real-world assets provide part of the underlying value and commercial activity.
Mining and mineral assets illustrate the potential scope of this approach. These assets belong firmly to the physical economy, involving tangible resources, ownership rights, valuations and commercial production. Structured correctly, tokenization could introduce new mechanisms for representing economic participation in such assets within digital environments.
CoinFactory has already implemented an RWA-linked structure within its own ecosystem through Meta Games Coin (MGC). Under a defined process, qualifying MGC holders can claim registered shares in CoinFactory AG. MGC itself does not represent company equity, and token ownership alone does not provide shareholder status. The significance lies in the mechanism connecting an on-chain asset holder with a process that can ultimately result in legally registered corporate ownership.
The model provides a practical example of the broader challenge facing RWA infrastructure: connecting blockchain-based systems with rights and ownership structures that exist outside the blockchain.
Other components of the RZ ecosystem are being developed around this architecture. CoinFactory provides the tokenization infrastructure, CoinBank contributes a financial layer, Ranking.Game provides a gaming-oriented platform, while additional blockchain systems, tokens and specialized applications are intended to form part of the broader ecosystem.
Country 196 is designed to eventually connect these independent components. Under the broader concept, gaming and AI companies could operate alongside tokenized real estate, hospitality, sports, industrial assets and other real-world businesses within a common digital-economic framework.
CoinFactory is simultaneously expanding its physical footprint. The company is registered in Zug and headquartered in Zurich and has opened an office in Palo Alto, California, adding a Silicon Valley presence as it prepares for broader international operations.
RZ Oasis itself remains under long-term development, with its components being introduced progressively. The key question will be how successfully CoinFactory can connect independently tokenized assets and businesses into a common economic architecture.
If that connection can be achieved, the technology behind Country 196 could become more significant than its virtual environment. RZ Oasis would then function not simply as a metaverse, but as a digital layer connecting blockchain infrastructure with economic activity originating in the real world.
