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[ENI Clinches Best Infrastructure Award at RWA Global Summit, Constructing the “Commercial Oracle” for the Web3 Era]

At the inaugural RWA Global Summit held today in Hong Kong, ENI, the enterprise-grade modular Layer 1, secured the “Best Infrastructure Award” for its breakthroughs in architectural innovation and commercial traction. ENI Founder & CEO Arion Ho delivered a keynote address and participated in an industry-level panel discussion.

During the event, Arion Ho posited that the essence of RWA lies not in mere asset tokenization, but in the seamless migration of entire business systems on-chain. Through its ENI Matrix architecture (Mainnet + Hub + AppChain), ENI is effectively solving the industry “trilemma” of performance, compliance, and cost, positioning itself as the “Commercial Oracle” of the Web3 era. To date, ENI has forged strategic partnerships with global giants such as Japanese telecom leader NTT, establishing a compliant and scalable foundational layer for institutional-grade on-chain adoption.

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