The Future Will be Tokenized
Acquire a unique crypto asset endowed with intrinsic value. After two years of research and development. Time to deliver our vision. 2024 will see the public release of Tanastok, Datawallet+ and the delivery of both the first tokenized tangible assets and AI-augmented digital twins of public figures powered by specialized large linguistic models. Act now. Join the limited few that have secured a share of the 1,000,000,000 available tokens. Build the future of ownership with us.
TOKENIZED TANGIBLE ASSETS
Shaping The Future Of Ownership
DATACHAIN FOUNDATION is developing an entire ecosystem of platforms dedicated to the tokenization of tangible assets. We are leveraging digital twins and AI to facilitate the integration of tokenized assets’ data into non-fungible tokens, the protocol developed by Datachain Foundation offers a frictionless access to tokenized and fractionalized real world assets through marketplaces supporting digital assets and on Tanastok, the first exchange dedicated to Tangible Tokenized Assets.
A New Paradigm
How Does Tangible Assets Tokenization Works?
On Tanastok, Datachain Foundation's under development exchange dedicated to tokenized tangible assets, anyone can use FIAT, Cryptos and DC Token to purchase valuable tangible assets from the world’s most iconic brands. Upon the purchase of a tokenized tangible asset listed on Tanastok, a Digital certificate taking the form of an NFT (“non-fungible token”) and containing the digital twin and meta data of the assets is minted and linked to the physical item. The physical item is then sent to a secure and insured storage facilities, and the paired DCNFT is transfered to the buyer’s wallet.
At any time, the owner of the DCNFT can redeem it for the physical item, transfer it to another wallet, or sell it on Tanastok Exchange. DCNFT are de digital representaitons of on-chain secured, liquid, tradable and redeemable tokenised asset.
1. The tangible asset is digitized by generating a digital file containing both its 3D biometric image and the related manufacturing data. All the aggregated data are compiled in the meta data of an explorable NFT used as a multipurpose digital certificate. The asset price, and complementary services such as insurance and storage are define within a smart contract.
2. The DCNFT is minted and sent to the manufacturer’s wallet, for safekeeping, trading, or selling.
3. The now tokenized tangible asset is listed on a marketplace or an exchange dedicated to this new asset class category.
4. The DCNFT is updated with the retailer’s, and service provider’s data.
5. Users browse and purchase tokenized tangible assets on Tanastok or any compatible marketplace. Smart contracts process the item price, and storage fee where relevant.
6. The DCNFT is transferred from the manufacturer’s wallet, to the buyer’s wallet.
7. The purchased asset remains in storage unless the Buyer decides to redeem it. The purchased asset is shipped to the buyer (not-tradable tokenized assets), or a custody physical vault, where it is safely stored (tradable tokenized assets).
8. 30% of the transaction fees are used to buy DC tokens, and the remaining 70% is sent to the DC/USDT main liquidity pool.
DC's TOKENOMICS
The $DC token is Datachain Foundation’s native token serving as a transferable representation of several utility functions attributed to it. This mainly includes Governance, Liquidity and Staking. It is a token built using the Ethereum ERC20 protocol and the XinFin XRC20 protocol. The DC Token is Datachain Foundation's decentralized Data Management Infrastructure intrinsic utility token. It not only serve for Data Certification but also serves as a means to cover computation costs in IoT, smart cities, and predictive maintenance use cases. The the transaction fees perceived on the various use cases relying on datachain Foundation decentralized Data management infrastructure are redistributed among amongst all the token holders by fueling the main liquidity pool (70% of transaction fees) and buying DC token to fuel the reserves of each deployed use case (30% of transactions fees)