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Guide: Real estate

In short

A property is moved into its own small company (an LLC), checked and appraised. Then that company can get a coin. Holders share trading fees, not rent.

A property held in its own company, with its own reserve.

Words used on this page

USDC: a digital dollar. One USDC is meant to be worth $1.
Devnet: Solana's test network. Coins there have no real value.
Pool: a pot of coins and USDC that people trade against. A deeper pot means steadier prices.
Staking: locking your coins for a while to earn a share of fees.
Vesting: coins that unlock bit by bit over time instead of all at once.

Think of it like: owning a slice of a rental house through a company that holds the deed.

Starting pool

Value	Pool (USDC)
Under $100K equity	Fractional property basket only
$100K – $2M equity	30% of equity, at least $25K
Over $2M equity	25%, at least $600K

Fee split (of the 1%)

Pool 0.25% · Liquistate 0.25% · stakers 0.20% · property reserve 0.20% · owner 0.10%.

Owner

Keeps at most 20%: locked 12 months, then released over 36 months.

Rent

Rent sharing is OFF. Holders earn trading-fee rewards only. Sharing rent is likely a securities offering, so it stays off until our attorney approves a structure.

Reserve

The launch sets aside about 6 months of tax, insurance and upkeep. The 0.20% reserve slice keeps it topped up. Unpaid tax or a new lien triggers a trading banner, and the reserve pays small items.

Example

A $500K house with no debt starts with a $150K pool.

Checklist: Verification · Size check: What fits my item?

Example numbers · subject to change · Solana devnet only · not investment advice