Build Trust in Tokenized Real-World Asset Yield, One Project at a Time

Tokenization of real-world assets refers to mapping assets such as real estate, stocks, natural resources, or government bonds onto the blockchain as tradable tokens. The tokens are backed by excess or equivalent collateral in real-world assets, and token holders can earn dividends, interest, or another corresponding yield. RWA tokenization enables investors to transfer and trade assets cheaply via the blockchain. It makes these assets more accessible, allowing more capital to flow into them through a global investor base and building deeper liquidity.

RWA token transactions are publicly recorded on the blockchain, enabling transparency and independent audits. The RWA tokenization market reached $24 billion in June 2025, up 380% since 2022, and Standard Chartered predicts that it could reach $30 trillion within nine years. RWAs could prospectively serve a role similar to stablecoins in boosting the strength of the US dollar.

Volatility and technological complexity are among the risks of RWA protocols and blockchain technology. Cryptocurrency has yet to mainstream fully, and the associated technology is more challenging for traditional investors to understand and utilize. It’s also inherently volatile, which affects RWA token prices.

How to recognize a legitimate project with a reliable yield

Verifying an RWA token issuer’s solvency and legitimacy can be tedious despite the authentication systems available. The regulatory framework governing these tokens continues to evolve, and RWA token issuers must comply with the regulatory procedures in effect for the assets they are tokenizing, as well as for cryptocurrencies in general.

In light of these challenges, the presence of numerous speculative RWA projects on the market is inevitable. Fake RWA project websites claim partnerships with leading asset managers or investment banks. Fraudsters advertise tokenized real estate or treasuries, fabricate team backgrounds, post fake audit reports, and forge compliance documents, all while promising high, secure returns. Legitimate projects, on the other hand, tie to actual assets.

In an era where “yield” often refers to inflationary token emissions, EcoYield aims to generate it based on real-world infrastructure. Its revenue model involves leasing GPU power, generating solar energy, and monetizing it via power sales (Power Purchase Agreements or PPAs) to the grid. Its ambition is to deliver yield tied to real infrastructure, while success ultimately depends on execution, asset performance, and market demand.

The platform’s EYE token presale is scheduled to open in mid-October 2025, offering a differentiated advantage through a first-mover approach that combines AI computing power and renewable energy via tokenization. EcoYield’s verifiable ESG and carbon tracking speaks to credibility, allowing token holders to track their impact using ESG metrics and automated carbon offset in real-time. Verification by WattCarbon builds accountability into the tokenization model.

The infrastructure to connect energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, and other real-world data to blockchains, enabling proof of ownership and tracking yield and carbon impact, is available via Chainlink’s decentralized oracle networks.

Two presale rounds with tiered pricing promote token growth

The token presale begins with the private “Founders Round” mid-October 2025 at $0.015 per EYE. Investors in this round will receive free LP tokens tied to EcoYield’s pilot solar power projects in Leeds and Dubai, which will start generating real yield in November. Sixty-five percent of the funds raised in presale or pre-seed rounds will be allocated to these projects, and investors will receive LP tokens upon their launch. A public presale will follow the first round, with a starting price of $0.025 per EYE. To ensure scarcity, the total supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000 EYE.

There is more to the EYE token than its reasonable price. It also grants priority access to vaults and governance rights, enabling holders to vote on the approval of new renewable AI compute vaults, protocol upgrades, ecosystem partnerships, and treasury strategies, including grants, buybacks, and reinvestments. They also benefit from yield boosts, where they can stake multipliers for higher APY. A staking multiplier potentially increases the base rate of rewards earned for staking through longer staking periods or higher stake amounts.

Protocol fees and buybacks support token value, facilitating treasury growth. Half of the performance fees generated are used for EYE buybacks to ensure stable demand, a model that mirrors governance structures in other DAOs, but with the added twist of tying them to real asset yield. Whether governance becomes meaningful depends on active participation. Risks such as low turnout and concentration are inherent to voting.

Navigating the risks

No project is immune to supply chain disruptions, underperformance, regulatory changes, or market downturns. Solar power projects face risks like equipment failure, efficiency degradation, high upfront costs, and fluctuating energy prices.

As lucrative as tokenizing real assets may be, it introduces legal, audit, and jurisdictional risks that must be navigated carefully. EcoYield’s global legal entity structure, with headquarters in the UAE, serves not only to mitigate risk but also promotes the H100 GPUs project in Dubai. The BVI token entity leverages the jurisdiction’s favorable regulatory environment.

Finally, the platform incorporates AML and KYC safeguards to ensure compliance with global standards like the FATF and MiCA, assess risks, monitor transactions, guarantee platform and investment security, and prevent financial crime. The presale and capital allocation inspire confidence because the 12-month vesting period entails phased token release via presale tiers, creating scarcity and a solid early-mover incentive. Capital is allocated evenly among the private seed round, the ecosystem, reserves, liquidity, staking, and the EcoYield team.