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Prosper Introduces MemeRWA, a Framework for Bringing Verifiable Performance Data to Crypto-Native Markets

Hong Kong, September 3, 2026 -- Prosper, an onchain infrastructure platform, today introduced the MemeRWA framework, which enables third-party operators to connect verifiable performance data to crypto-native assets.

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Prosper Introduces MemeRWA, a Framework for Bringing Verifiable Performance Data to Crypto-Native Markets
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Hong Kong, September 3, 2026 -- Prosper, an onchain infrastructure platform, today introduced the MemeRWA framework, which enables third-party operators to connect verifiable performance data to crypto-native assets.

Performance data and open market liquidity have so far lived in separate systems. Onchain strategies and real-world assets are now independently verifiable, but their performance stays inside asset-management wrappers, where price is calculated from NAV rather than publicly discoverable and nothing trades between reporting periods. Meme markets have the opposite profile: open participation builds deep liquidity within hours, with no verifiable performance underneath. MemeRWA defines a framework-level connection between the two.

The MemeRWA framework consists of three components: a verifiable economic reference, a predefined mechanism connecting that reference to the market, and an openly traded crypto-native asset whose price is determined by market participation.

Third-party Curators use Prosper’s framework infrastructure to deploy onchain strategies through two distinct instruments. Vault Shares, issued and managed by the respective Vault owner, provide proportional exposure to a strategy's assets and NAV. p{VAULT} is a fixed-supply asset through which the market can trade expectations around a Curator and their future performance. Prosper does not issue, manage, or control either instrument.