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Let's review the past year, a year marked by growth, product evolution, and practical applications. In this year, ORIGYN shifted from building infrastructure to expanding its impact in the real world, solidifying its leadership position in the RWA tokenization space with strong momentum in tools, partnerships, and certification activities.
First Quarter: Foundation of a Breakthrough Year
We started the new year with clear goals and precise efficiency:
ORIGYN has been recognized as one of the top 30 RWA solutions globally: ORIGYN has been ranked by DeFiLlama as one of the top 30 RWA solutions globally, indicating that our long-term vision is being realized in a broader market.

The second quarter of 2025 has concluded, and ORIGYN has evidently begun a new chapter. It is not just a protocol but a thriving movement redefining how real-world assets (RWA) are certified, owned, and traded on-chain.
From technological advancements and global visibility to disruptive partnerships and community tools, this quarter's focus is on purposefully building momentum. Here is a recap of the most significant milestones.
Acquisition of ClaimLink

In April this year, ORIGYN boldly acquired ClaimLink to expand its influence and availability. ClaimLink is known for its user experience in digital asset issuance and on-chain ticketing, marking the start of ORIGYN's long-term vision to empower real-world applications of NFTs, covering luxury events, concerts, product distribution, and verifiable claims.

Suzanne Syz is helping to change the jewelry industry.
This Geneva jeweler is working with the Swiss technology foundation Origyn to create digital certifications for all 1,001 of her pieces, making her one of the first jewelry artists to do so.
Syz is following in the footsteps of major designers like Chopard, Cartier, and Tiffany, who are leveraging this technology to enhance the authenticity and traceability of their luxury goods. While these companies currently only use digital verification for some products, Syz will be among the first jewelry artists to certify their entire collection through blockchain.

Dear ORIGYN community, as 2024 comes to a close, it's time to share the important milestones and achievements that have shaped ORIGYN's journey this year, driven by our commitment to revolutionizing real-world asset certification, leading to significant growth, technological advancements, and strategic partnerships.
Growth and adoption
User growth: ORIGYN's protocol users significantly increased, growing 792% year-on-year, from 10,000 users in November 2023 to approximately 80,000 users by the end of November 2024.

OGY token burn: Since the end of 2022, a total of 203 million OGY tokens have been burned, reflecting our commitment to value appreciation and ecosystem health.

In an era where authenticity and provenance are crucial, ORIGYN has become a pioneer in transforming real-world asset certification. Established in 2020 and headquartered in Neuchâtel, Switzerland, its mission is to build trust in valuable assets by developing tools and solutions on an open, decentralized Web3 platform (i.e., the ORIGYN protocol).
The origins of ORIGYN
ORIGYN recognizes the challenges in verifying the authenticity of luxury goods, artworks, and other valuable assets, and has set out to create a decentralized protocol to digitize and protect physical and intellectual assets. By leveraging blockchain technology, ORIGYN ensures that the digital certificates for each asset are immutable, transparent, and completely secure on the ICP blockchain.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of tokenized real-world assets (RWA), infrastructure is crucial. In the first quarter of 2025, ORIGYN proved its leadership.
As the world moves away from excessive hype, ORIGYN is setting new standards for verifiable, decentralized ownership of real-world assets and has made significant progress in art, gold, luxury goods, and impact-driven innovation in the first quarter.
Here are the milestones shaping ORIGYN's growth and development momentum in the first quarter of 2025:
ORIGYN acquires ClaimLink
ORIGYN listed on DeFiLlama and ICTerminal

As more businesses, creators, and institutions turn to ORIGYN for on-chain certification of real-world assets (RWA), a fundamental need has become clear: cost clarity.
Today, we are excited to announce that the ORIGYN calculator is now live on the ORIGYN dashboard. This tool enables users to accurately estimate the costs of creating and managing digital certificates using the ORIGYN infrastructure before writing any data on-chain.
Certify your assets
On-chain certification of RWA can enhance transparency, traceability, and practicality, but so far, estimating the costs of fully storing certificates, media, and metadata on-chain may still pose a challenge.

Titanium diamond earrings designed by Suzanne Syz
Suzanne Szy Art Jewels has partnered with the Swiss technology company Origyn Foundation to launch the first high-end jewelry collection fully certified on the blockchain.
Szy provides digital certification for each of the 1001 pieces she designed during her 24-year career, with a complete digital passport detailing the origins of the jewelry and its materials. She feels 'very excited' to be able to accomplish this work.

‘Because my jewelry is all unique creations, I want to ensure their authenticity and allow the story behind each piece to be securely passed down. The blockchain happens to meet my needs.’ She told me in a phone interview: ‘The certification information is stored in a customer-exclusive digital vault, hosted by Origyn, secure and private, like a tamper-proof digital ledger. Once written, the information cannot be changed, making blockchain the ideal tool for protecting the identity of jewelry.’

ORIGYN is a decentralized protocol for real-world asset (RWA) certification, announcing the acquisition of ClaimLink, which is an on-chain NFT and token distribution platform natively built on the Internet Computer (ICP) blockchain.
This acquisition strengthens ORIGYN's mission to provide accessible, user-friendly Web3 infrastructure for on-chain certification and distribution of real-world assets.
ClaimLink aims to help creators and communities easily and securely distribute assets, with a user experience that reflects the convenience of Web2 while maintaining the principles of ownership in Web3. With its integration, ORIGYN has a unique advantage in easily guiding both crypto-native users and newcomers.

The ORIGYN Foundation is a real-world asset digital certification protocol headquartered in Switzerland, proudly announcing its official sponsorship of the Hockey Club La Chaux-de-Fonds (HCC), one of the most respected ice hockey teams in Switzerland with deep roots in the heart of the Neuchâtel region.
This collaboration is an important moment for ORIGYN, symbolizing its commitment not only to cutting-edge technology and innovation but also to community, tradition, and regional pride.

Karolina Glusek, the president of the ORIGYN Foundation, stated: “We are very pleased to support HCC, a team that embodies excellence, resilience, and local spirit. As an agreement rooted in La Chaux-de-Fonds, our partners Metalor and Gil Sertissage are also located in La Chaux-de-Fonds, so this collaboration perfectly aligns our technological mission with cultural heritage.”

In a world where trust and transparency are crucial, ORIGYN is pioneering a transformative approach to tokenizing real-world assets. By bridging the physical and digital realms, ORIGYN is setting new standards for authenticity, ownership, and asset management through blockchain technology. This article explores ORIGYN's innovative blueprint for redefining the RWA space.
The rise of RWA in blockchain
Real-world assets are tangible or intangible items that are digitized and presented on blockchain networks, such as luxury goods, artworks, real estate, and intellectual property. Tokenizing these assets can bring a range of benefits, including increased liquidity, transparency, and fractional ownership. However, to achieve a truly efficient RWA ecosystem, challenges such as provenance, security, and accessibility must be overcome.

The total locked value (TVL) of ORIGYN has reached another milestone of $51.3 million, which strongly indicates the increasing trust, adoption, and validation of on-chain certified real-world assets.
But what does this mean? Why is it important?
What is ORIGYN's TVL and why is it important?
In the blockchain world, TVL (total locked value) refers to the total value of assets that are protected or 'locked' within a protocol. For ORIGYN, TVL represents the total valuation or purchase value of all real-world assets certified and tokenized through the ORIGYN protocol.

The third quarter is coming to an end, and we are honored to share our progress in both the blockchain and real world, from new NFT standards to international collaborations, as ORIGYN continues to push the boundaries of digital certification.
A new chapter for NFTs on ICP: ORIGYN launches ICRC7 / ICRC37
What if minting an NFT was as simple as sending a link? ORIGYN's newly released ICRC7 / ICRC37 standard represents a significant leap in digital ownership on the Internet Computer, with speed, flexibility, and open source, and its design goal is singular: to enable everyone to truly own digital assets.

What if minting an NFT was as simple as sending a link?
What if the certificate for your luxury watch, precious painting, or even house deed was not stored in a filing cabinet but in a secure, transparent, and permanent blockchain?
Today, this future is getting closer.
ORIGYN proudly introduces a new implementation of the ICRC7 / ICRC37 NFT standards, a significant leap for digital assets on the Internet Computer (ICP), fast, flexible, open-source, and with a single goal:
👉 Allow everyone to truly own certified digital ownership.

ORIGYN is excited to announce the launch of a brand new website, which has been thoroughly redesigned to better showcase the mission, utility, and future we are building together.
The new website reflects ORIGYN's evolution as a decentralized protocol that supports the certification of on-chain real-world assets, including art, luxury goods, gold, identity, and more.
The launch of the new ORIGYN website is not just for a visual update, but to provide a clearer interface. Real-world assets and on-chain certification can often seem complex, so our goal is to make it as intuitive and transparent as possible, from exploring use cases to estimating certification costs, now you can do everything with just a few clicks.

Introduction
In recent years, the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA) has been one of the hottest sectors in the cryptocurrency space, with interest peaking as U.S. regulatory policies become clearer.
The rise of decentralized finance and blockchain technology, along with the increasing participation of institutional investors in cryptocurrency, has paved the way for various traditionally illiquid or hard-to-access assets - artworks, bonds, real estate, and even private credit - to enter the blockchain.
The advantage of RWA lies in its simplicity and appeal: it splits assets that are typically only accessible to institutional investors and high net worth individuals (HNWI) into cheaper 'shares' and presents them in a tokenized form.

In an era where authenticity and provenance are crucial, ORIGYN is at the forefront of connecting physical and digital realms by providing robust digital certificates that prove the authenticity, provenance, and ownership of valuable real-world assets.
Challenges in Luxury Asset Certification
The luxury goods market has long suffered from counterfeiting, leading to significant economic losses and undermining consumer trust. Traditional certification methods often rely on paper certificates or expert assessments, which are susceptible to forgery and human error, highlighting the need for more robust, tamper-proof solutions to verify the authenticity and ownership of luxury goods.

Highlights:
The scale of RWA tokenization is expected to reach $30 billion by 2025, growing 400% in three years, driven by private credit and U.S. Treasury bonds prompting institutional adoption;
As regulations, liquidity, and multi-chain access drive the development of the RWA market, BlackRock, JPMorgan, and other firms are expanding tokenized assets;
It is predicted that by 2030 and beyond, project tokenized assets will reach $4-30 trillion, fundamentally changing liquidity, ownership, and financial infrastructure.
With the introduction of multiple regulatory measures and the proactive stance of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) towards cryptocurrencies, the tokenization market for real-world assets (RWA) is thriving, boosting market sentiment for RWA assets and encouraging top institutions to explore and expand in this field.