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- TokenFi becomes the first RWA platform to tokenize real consumer AI robots for public access through crypto tokens.
- TokenFi’s ERC-3643 module allows no-code RWA creation with built-in KYC and investor identity features.
When the crypto world is increasingly discussing the tokenization of property, stocks, or gold, TokenFi suddenly came with a surprise. Not ordinary physical assets, nor digital artwork. What they are tokenizing is… robots. Yes, real robots.
TokenFi has officially become the first Real-World Asset (RWA) platform to tokenize consumer AI robots. To be precise, they are collaborating with Rice Robotics to bring Floki Minibot M1 to the blockchain world.
TOKENFI RWA OFFICIALLY BECOMES THE FIRST PLATFORM TO TOKENIZE AI ROBOTS
807 Floki Minibot M1 AI Robots have now been tokenized with TokenFi RWA, bringing $756K in Real-World Assets on-chain
These AI-powered robots, built by RICE Robotics and integrated with the RICE AI… pic.twitter.com/Ne4kupi63i
— TokenFi (@tokenfi) June 10, 2025
Turning Tiny Robots Into Real Digital Assets
This tiny robot is not just a display. It has an automatic navigation system, can carry small items, and is even equipped with artificial intelligence called RICE AI. In everyday life, we can imagine this robot as a small assistant who can greet guests, deliver orders, or just accompany children to play.
Now, what makes it unique is that TokenFi does not sell its robots directly, but makes them assets that can be owned through tokens. Similar to buying restaurant shares, but this time you have a small part of a robot that is really alive and functioning.
The token presale for Minibot M1 was opened on May 23 and can only be followed by those who are whitelisted. These selected users are filtered from the Floki and Rice AI communities. Meanwhile, Rice AI is also preparing to launch a new token called RICE, which is planned to be airdropped to FLOKI and TOKEN token holders.
So, for those who already hold the two tokens, you could say they are sitting pretty waiting for the surprise to enter their digital wallets.
TokenFi Gets Serious With No-Code RWA Module
TokenFi is also serious about building its technological foundation. On May 26, they released an ERC-3643-based real asset tokenization module. This module has a no-code interface—so users don’t need to be good at coding to be able to create their own RWA tokens.
On the other hand, they also embed investor identity and KYC features to ensure on-chain compliance. In other words, while remaining user-friendly, this platform is also ready to play in a more serious and regulated scene.
Compared to other platforms, TokenFi’s steps can be said to be quite bold. A few days earlier, IOST—one of the blockchains that is also starting to enter the RWA world—announced that they had just secured $21 million in funding.
The funds from DWF Labs, Presto, and Rollman will be used to strengthen their infrastructure, including product development and validator upgrades. But what makes it different? IOST is still focused on technical foundations and ecosystem integration. TokenFi instead jumped straight to robots.
Furthermore, the use of the ERC-3643 standard gives TokenFi a technical advantage that is not widely discussed publicly. This standard is indeed designed to support the tokenization of real assets with requirements such as ownership control, investor tracking, and legal flexibility.
For ordinary users, it may not be noticeable. But for institutions that want to play it safe and legal, this could be a big lure.
