What We Tokenize

Real-World Assets We Evaluate

We work across 14 asset classes in two families: Consumer & Cultural Assets and Institutional & Financial Assets.  Every opportunity is evaluated individually.

The term, defined

What Is a Real-World Asset?

A real-world asset can be property, intellectual property, royalties, contracts or other valuable rights.  Tokenization can represent debt, ownership or economic interests in those assets through digital securities.  The legal structure depends on the transaction.

The asset keeps doing what it always did. What changes is who can own a piece of it, and how quickly that piece can change hands. Two tests decide whether we can structure it: the asset holds durable value or produces cash flow, and that value can be verified by appraisal, audit or collection history.

Examples of assets we evaluate.  Financing and eligibility depend on each transaction.

Asset Family One

Consumer & Cultural Assets

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Consumer & Cultural Assets

Cultural, entertainment, brand and experiential cash flows.  Potential investors include accredited individuals, family offices, private-credit funds and institutions.  Eligibility depends on the offering.

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Consumer Brands & Licensing

Brand IP, royalties and licensing.

Trademark portfolios and the licensing, franchise and royalty income they throw off. We underwrite the contracted streams, not the brand's reputation.

  • Trademark portfolios
  • International licensing agreements
  • Franchise fee income
  • Private label royalties
Discuss this asset
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Film & TV Rights

Content, library and participation rights.

Completed libraries and rights packages valued on distribution, syndication and residual income. The slate keeps earning while the capital comes forward.

  • Completed feature libraries
  • Television syndication rights
  • Participation and residual streams
  • Finished slate packages
Discuss this asset
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Music Royalties & Catalogs

Royalty and catalog cash flows.

Masters, publishing and writer shares underwritten on collection history across the societies and streaming platforms.

  • Master recording catalogs
  • Publishing and writer shares
  • Production music libraries
  • Neighboring rights
Discuss this asset
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Gaming & IP

Interactive IP and game economies.

Game franchises, engine and middleware technology, and the patent families behind them, structured on licensing and in-title revenue.

  • Franchise rights
  • Game engine licensing
  • Patent families
  • In-title revenue streams
Discuss this asset
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Sports, Media & NIL

Athlete, team and media rights.

Team equity, media and broadcast rights, and athlete name, image and likeness programs placed into a compliant vehicle for fractional ownership.

  • Minority team stakes
  • League and club media rights
  • Name, image and likeness rights
  • Athlete brand programs
Discuss this asset
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Leisure & Hospitality

Hotels, resorts, golf and experiences.

Hotels, resorts, clubs and marinas underwritten on operating income and appraised real estate value, with the owner keeping operating control under a partial sale.

  • Resort operating income
  • Golf and private club memberships
  • Hotel portfolios
  • Marina berth revenue
Discuss this asset
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Collectibles

Art, cars, cards, coins, stamps and scarce assets.

Authenticated and appraised collections placed into a custodied vehicle so fractional interests can be held and transferred.

  • Fine art
  • Classic cars
  • Trading cards
  • Wine and whisky
Discuss this asset
Asset Family Two

Institutional & Financial Assets

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Institutional & Financial Assets

Yield-oriented credit, infrastructure and real-asset strategies.  Potential investors include accredited individuals, family offices, private-credit funds and institutions.  Eligibility depends on the offering.

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Private Credit

Cash-flow and specialty-finance credit.

Performing loan books and receivables structured into note programs that reach a wider investor base than a single balance sheet.

  • Specialty lender books
  • Trade receivables
  • Equipment lease paper
  • Direct lending positions
Discuss this asset
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Renewable Energy

Contracted power and project cash flows.

Operating and shovel ready generation and storage, structured on contracted offtake and the energy transition incentives attached to them.

  • Solar portfolio offtake
  • Battery storage capacity
  • Wind generation
  • Biofuel and aviation fuel feedstock
Discuss this asset
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Digital Infrastructure & Data Centers

Data centers, AI power and connectivity.

Data centers, AI compute capacity and the power behind them, structured on contracted capacity and site control.

  • Contracted colocation capacity
  • AI compute and GPU clusters
  • Substation and interconnection rights
  • Fiber routes
Discuss this asset
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Strategic Commodities

Gold, lithium, copper and critical minerals.

Verified reserves, offtake rights and physical inventory, including the critical minerals with national defense relevance.

  • Titanium and rare earth reserves
  • Copper offtake rights
  • Vaulted precious metal
  • Lithium supply agreements
Discuss this asset
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Real Estate Credit

Senior, bridge and structured property credit.

Mortgages, bridge positions and ground leases structured as income instruments against appraised property.

  • Commercial mortgage pools
  • Bridge loan books
  • Ground lease income
  • Mezzanine positions
Discuss this asset
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Asset-Backed Finance

Receivables and collateral-backed facilities.

Pools of contracted cash flow structured into notes and distributed to eligible investors.

  • Equipment lease pools
  • Fleet receivables
  • Subscription revenue streams
  • Franchise fee pools
Discuss this asset
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Equipment & Infrastructure Finance

Equipment and infrastructure-backed credit.

Turbines, fleets and heavy equipment financed on residual value and the lease income they carry.

  • Gas turbines
  • Aircraft and vessels
  • Rail cars
  • Construction fleets
Discuss this asset

The best candidates combine predictable cash flow or tangible value, clear legal rights and straightforward valuation, from royalty streams and licensing agreements to luxury real assets and strategic materials.

Strategic and luxury

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From rare earth reserves to five star hospitality, we structure regulated offerings around real value.

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Spotlight

Strategic commodities & critical minerals

Gold, silver, lithium, copper and rare-earth elements are critical infrastructure for national defense, advanced manufacturing and the energy transition, yet ownership remains concentrated and illiquid. Tokenization opens these strategic resources to broader, compliant participation while giving holders a new path to capital.

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National-defense relevance

Rare earths and critical minerals underpin defense, semiconductors and clean-energy supply chains.

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Compliant, fractional access

Regulated digital securities open strategic resources to qualified global investors at scale.

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Capital for holders & projects

Monetize reserves, royalties or offtake without divesting the underlying asset.