As data-asset accounting rules land, a trader's trade, logistics and document flows become balance-sheet assets rather than operational by-products. Putting warehouse receipts, bills of lading and title certificates on-chain as verifiable credentials enables real-time, tamper-evident title status and lowers financiers' confirmation risk — also supplying integrity proof for 'data assets.' But recognition requires a unified goods/funds/documents control system, clear data ownership, collection standards and quality audits, plus responsibility handover between on-chain credentials and physical inspection. For platforms like SNSUC built on 'every transaction notarized on-chain,' compliant data-asset accumulation is both a risk tool and the underlying asset for future data-factor circulation and pledge financing.