Asset Classes
Six asset classes. One path to liquidity.
Each asset class presents unique structuring considerations, regulatory pathways, and opportunities. Explore the class that matches your holdings.
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Cash Flowing Businesses
Steady-state, cash-flowing businesses across main-street service and retail sectors — including car washes, laundromats, self-storage facilities, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, and roofing contractors, dental and veterinary practices, auto repair shops, pest control services, landscaping companies, gas stations, and commercial cleaning services. These businesses generate predictable, recurring revenue with established customer bases, making them compelling candidates for tokenization structures that provide liquidity to the owner while preserving operational continuity.
Key Considerations
- — Normalized EBITDA and business valuation methodology
- — Customer concentration and revenue diversification
- — Key person dependency and management succession planning
- — Industry-specific licensing and regulatory compliance
- — Equipment leases and asset-backed financing review
- — Real estate ownership vs. leasehold interests
- — Owner compensation normalization and add-back analysis
- — Franchise agreements and territorial rights (where applicable)
Best For
Owners of profitable, established service and retail businesses seeking liquidity for expansion, succession planning, or portfolio diversification — without selling the business outright or relinquishing operational control.
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Don't see your asset class?
We evaluate unique and hybrid asset structures on a case-by-case basis. If you hold a significant income-producing asset not listed here, reach out — we'll assess whether tokenization is viable.