Tokenised Data Centres

Valuation

• Asset Assessment: Singularity Finance’s tokenisation framework takes into account the hardware specifications, energy efficiency, operational capacity and existing contract of the data centre to complete the necessary due diligence.

• Financial Modelling: Future cash flows, operational and sunk costs and corresponding risks are used to determine the facility's value.

Legal Structuring

• Regulatory Compliance: Setup a regulatory-compliant legal entity customised for tokenisation of the data centres.

Onboarding

• Identity Verification: Singularity Finance's onchain identity solutions are used to complete the KYC & KYB checks to ensure compliance.

• Accreditation (if required): Verify eligibility based on specific regulations and product line.

Token Issuance

• Token Creation: Minted tokens will have rights to a portion of the data centre's revenue. Initial pricing to be based on the financial models completed during due diligence.

• Distribution: Allocate tokens directly to whitelisted participants, granting them the economic rights outlined in offering documents.

Revenue Distribution

• Income Generation: The data centre earns revenue by providing computing resources to AI companies, cloud service providers, and other clients.

• Regular Payouts: Earnings are distributed to the token holders at a regular schedule (e.g., monthly or quarterly) as detailed in the offer documents.

Monitoring and Reporting

• Operational Transparency: Key metrics regarding various operational points are reported onchain for visibility.

• Financial Updates: Regular financial updates are provided to maintain transparency and trust.

Permissioned Secondary Market Trading

• Liquidity Provision: Approved secondary markets on Singularity Finance L2 will be established where tokens can be traded.

• DeFi Integration: Tokens can be used as collateral in permissioned DeFi platforms, such as lending pools and staking protocols, enhancing capital efficiency.