INTRO
The RWA Community Hub will be a dedicated space to explore how real-world assets can be responsibly tokenized on Ethereum. By convening builders, tokenization pioneers, banks, notaries, regulators, business chambers, and entrepreneurs, this hub will foster dialogue, education, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Its goal is to ensure tokenization evolves in a transparent, compliant, and inclusive way that connects Ethereum with the real economy.
VALUE PROPOSITION FOR DEVCON ATTENDEES: BUILDING BRIDGES BETWEEN ETHEREUM AND THE REAL ECONOMY
Ethereum adoption is entering a new phase, where its impact depends on bridging with real-world assets (RWA). Tokenization is not only technical — it requires interdisciplinary dialogue across law, business, finance, and technology.
The strongest value of this Hub lies in its ability to convene interdisciplinary roundtables. Through Pala Blockchain’s experience in Argentina, we have already facilitated conversations where entrepreneurs, developers, notaries, legislators, banks, and regulators work together on shared solutions.
Our track record demonstrates the scale of this engagement:
- At our most recent event, we onboarded more than 700 real estate developers into blockchain tokenization.
- We have delivered talks and workshops to over 2,000 companies, showcasing the potential of Ethereum for real-world use cases.
- We serve as technical and legal advisors for multiple chambers and institutions, building bridges between blockchain and traditional business sectors.
COMMUNITY HUB PROGRAM: DRAFT OUTLINE
- Panels & Roundtables: with banks, real estate chambers, notaries, regulators, and tokenization pioneers.
- Workshops: hands-on sessions on legal-tech interoperability, token standards, and compliance design.
- Case Studies: tokenized mortgages, commodities, public debt, and infrastructure assets.
- Networking & Collaboration: bridges between developers and institutions.
- Educational Materials: accessible guides and visual roadmaps for both technical and non-technical audiences.
COMMUNITY HUB PROGRAM (DRAFT)
Monday, Nov 17 – Foundations of Tokenization
- Morning Opening: What are RWAs? Global opportunities and local challenges.
- Case Study Panel 1: Real Estate Tokenization – From Presales to Property Registries.
- Afternoon Session: Mortgage Securitization & Blockchain as Lending Infrastructure.
- Case Study Panel 2: Tokenized Housing Funds & Affordable Housing Models.
Tuesday, Nov 18 – Legal & Institutional Infrastructure
- Morning Session: The Role of Notaries, Digital Identity, and Legal Signatures.
- Case Study Panel 1: Digital Protocols & Blockchain for Public Registries.
- Afternoon Session: Banking & Regulatory Roundtable.
- Case Study Panel 2: Stablecoins & Tokenized Deposits in Traditional Finance.
Wednesday, Nov 19 – Expanding Use Cases & Ensuring Trust
- Morning Session: Tokenization of Commodities, Bonds, and Sovereign Debt.
- Case Study Panel 1: Agricultural Commodities & Export Financing.
- Afternoon Session: Compliance and Transparency: AML/KYC frameworks.
- Case Study Panel 2: Green Bonds & Sustainable Infrastructure Tokenization.
Thursday, Nov 20 – Building and Co-Creating
- Morning Workshop: Builders’ Lab – Prototyping RWA Apps on Ethereum.
- Case Study Panel 1: Tokenized Invoices, Supply Chain & Factoring Solutions.
- Afternoon Sandbox: Law, Tech, and Finance Co-Design.
- Case Study Panel 2: Interoperability Between Tokenization Platforms (ERC-721x, ERC-3643, etc.).
Friday, Nov 21 – Collective Reflection & Roadmap
- Morning Session: Collective Synthesis – What Did We Learn?
- Case Study Panel 1: Public-Private Partnerships: Cities, Infrastructure & Tokenization.
- Afternoon Session: Building the Roadmap for RWA Adoption in LATAM.
- Case Study Panel 2: Tokenized Investment Funds & Institutional Adoption.
Core Organizers
ROLO VIGLIANO
Co-founder of Pala Blockchain with 25+ years in IT and telecom (Siemens, Nortel, Ciena). Certified blockchain expert, MBA, and Harvard Business School alumni. Provides strategic vision for enterprise blockchain adoption.
DIEGO NUNES
Lawyer & Partner at Estudio Nunes & Asoc., Corporate Legal Advisor on Cryptocurrencies. With nearly 20 years of legal practice, he specializes in corporate, preventive and high-tech law, combining deep expertise in cryptoassets regulation, compliance, and business structuring.
He is a member of the German Desk work group at the Argentine-German Chamber of Commerce (AHK), Secretary at CADMIRA, and active member of the Argentinean Legal Community of Impact Economy (CLAI). Holds a Diploma in Environmental Law (Universidad Austral, Argentina).
Beyond corporate advisory, Diego leads CSR initiatives, collaborates with NGOs such as Plato Lleno and Agenda Ambiental, and heads the Circular Economy program at RAAEs. Recognized for his international outlook and negotiation strategies, he is committed to creating value for clients, promoting sustainable business models, and driving blockchain-based legal innovation.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/diego-nunes/
PAULA VIGLIANO
Co-founder of Pala Blockchain with 15+ years in corporate finance and operations (Telecom, American Express). Led the onboarding of 700+ real estate developers and trained 2,000+ companies on blockchain adoption. Harvard Business School certified in Leadership Excellence.
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paula-vigliano/
GONZALO SPOSATO
CFO and Business Development Director at Pala Blockchain with 20+ years in finance (Ciena, Avaya, Nortel). Specialist in real estate tokenization, member of the Argentine Real Estate Executive Club (CERA), with postgraduate studies in Crypto & DeFi (UCEMA).
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gonzalosposato/
Invited Stakeholders
- Tokenization pioneers (Argentina).
- Banking chambers and fintech associations.
- Notary associations and bar associations (e.g., Colegio de Escribanos).
- Real estate developer chambers and industry entrepreneurs.
- Regulators and policymakers, engaging directly with builders.
- Other tokenization projects and platforms, to encourage interoperability.
Why this team
- Proven ability to bring multiple worlds together: legal, financial, business, and technical.
- Advisors to multiple chambers and institutions, with ongoing collaborations that position us as a trusted, neutral reference.
Neutrality
The RWA Hub will remain strictly educational and neutral, without promotion of tokens or specific projects. It will be a collaborative environment open to all stakeholders.
Languages
Sessions will be in English and Spanish, ensuring accessibility for both international participants and the local Latin American community.
WHERE BLOCKCHAIN MEETS THE REAL ECONOMY
The RWA Community Hub will be the space where blockchain meets the real economy. By convening tokenizers, banks, notaries, chambers of commerce, regulators, and developers, it will create a neutral and inclusive arena for education and co-creation.
With a proven record of onboarding hundreds of developers, engaging thousands of companies, and advising institutions across industries, the organizers bring both expertise and convening power. Together with our ecosystem of innovation partners, we will ensure that Ethereum becomes the infrastructure for transparent, compliant, and inclusive tokenization.
BUILDING TRUST THROUGH INSTITUTIONAL DIALOGUE
OUR PARTICIPATIONS AND INSTITUTIONAL ENGAGEMENTS
We have already engaged in high-level dialogues with key institutions in Argentina, including the National Securities Commission (CNV), the Colegio de Escribanos, and academic forums such as Universidad Austral. We have also participated in innovation panels hosted by the Province of San Juan, fostering conversations between government, business leaders, and the blockchain community.
These experiences demonstrate our ability to bridge Ethereum’s technology with regulators, legal experts, and traditional industries, ensuring that the RWA Hub will provide Devcon attendees with a space grounded in real-world relevance and institutional legitimacy.
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Technical Requirements – Exhibition Stand Setup for the RWA Hub
Concept
An open “mini-auditorium” space with bleacher seating for 25 people and a front area for 2–3 speakers/moderators, designed for talks, panels, and dynamic dialogues.
1. Structure & Layout
- Recommended area: 6m x 4m (24 m²)
- Modular bleachers: 25 seats (3–4 levels)
- Low platform (15–20 cm) for moderators/speakers
- Open front space for circulation and possible camera setup
2. Furniture
- 25 bleacher seats
- 2–3 armchairs + 1 small side table
- Optional: 3–4 folding chairs for additional panelists
3. Sound
- Basic sound system and microphones as provided by the fair, with technical support
4. Lighting
- 2–3 warm LED spotlights for the speakers’ area
- General support lighting for bleachers
- Optional: decorative LED strips to reinforce branding
5. Collaboration Tools
- Whiteboard or flip chart
- Post-its, markers, and co-creation kits
- LED screen or TV in the speakers’ area
6. Branding & Atmosphere
- Branded backdrop behind speakers
- Side vinyls/banners with logos/sponsors
- Decorative plants and carpet for warmth and acoustics
7. Infrastructure
- 3–4 power points + surge-protected strip
- WiFi access (if live streaming)
- Small side area for laptop/console if required
8. Optional Services
- Fixed camera on tripod for recording/streaming
- Streaming with operator for broader reach
- Water/coffee station for speakers and guests
Note
We remain flexible and will adapt to what the event organizers consider most appropriate for the space.
RWA Community Hub