Fractional participation in the cash flow of deployed AI infrastructure
Each DAIT node is a revenue-generating physical asset. Tokenization divides the economic interest in that asset into fractions, so participation no longer requires funding an entire cabinet. DAIT continues to own, operate and maintain the hardware.
The asset, not the company
A DAIT unit is the sealed outdoor cabinet with its servers, battery storage and cooling. Rather than a single party owning a whole unit, the economic interest in that unit — or in a pool of units — is divided into digital tokens.
A fractional interest in net revenue
One token represents a proportional claim on the future net revenue of the unit or pool it is issued against, measured relative to the total tokens issued.
Economic participation, not control
Tokens do not confer operational control, management rights or day-to-day decision-making over the hardware. DAIT remains the owner and operator.
Tied to real infrastructure
The intended source of any yield is revenue from AI compute sold by physical nodes — not proceeds from issuing further tokens.
From compute revenue to holder distribution
Four steps sit between a customer buying compute and a token holder receiving a share of what is left.
Unit generates revenue
Customers pay for compute — tokens processed, reserved capacity, or other offtake arrangements.
Operating costs deducted
Power, maintenance, insurance, host license fees and monitoring are paid first.
Net revenue remains
What is left after costs forms the pool available for distribution.
Holders receive their share
Distributed proportionally to tokens held against that unit or pool.
How the layers fit together
Each layer has a distinct role. Operations stay centralized with DAIT; the token layer handles economic participation and record-keeping.
| Layer | Role |
|---|---|
| Physical unit | Owned and operated by DAIT, or by a special-purpose vehicle established for the purpose. |
| Token | Represents a fractional economic interest in that unit’s net revenue. |
| Smart contract & registry | Records how many tokens each holder owns and automates the distribution rules. |
| Offtake & marketplace | The source of AI compute revenue that funds any distribution. |
| Host site | Continues to receive its own license fee and backup-power benefits separately, unaffected by the token layer. |
Delivered with an RWA platform
DAIT’s tokenization is intended to be delivered with a specialist real-world asset (RWA) platform — a provider that converts physical assets into compliant, tradable digital tokens. The partner states that it operates under Regulation D and Regulation S in the United States, positions its European activity for MiFID and MiCA, and aligns its UAE activity to the VARA and DLD frameworks.
The partner will be named when the agreement is finalized and announced. Regulatory descriptions are as published by the partner and are reproduced for information only — DAIT does not independently verify them. The partner’s existing tokenized asset classes are real estate, collectible automobiles and precious metals, so distributed AI compute infrastructure would be a new asset class.
Who can take part, and how
Participation is not open to the general public by default. The exemption a token offering relies on determines who is eligible.
- Eligibility screeningUnder Regulation D and Regulation S, participation is generally limited to accredited investors, or to persons outside the United States, subject to verification.
- JurisdictionAvailability depends on where you are resident, and offerings may not be available in your jurisdiction at all.
- Identity checksAnti-money-laundering and know-your-customer procedures apply before any participation.
- Legal form pendingHow the instrument is finally structured — security token, revenue-share agreement or another form — determines the regulation that applies, who may buy, and how any distribution is taxed.
Important notice
This page is provided for information only. It is not an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any security, token or other financial instrument, and it is not investment, legal, financial or tax advice. Nothing here should be relied on in making an investment decision.
No token offering is currently open. Any future offering would be made solely through formal offering documentation, subject to the applicable exemptions and eligibility requirements in each jurisdiction. Terms described here are indicative and may change.
Any figures referenced in connection with this program are illustrative estimates at pre-pilot stage derived from DAIT’s planning model. They are not forecasts, projections or guarantees. Tokenized real-world assets carry material risk, including the risk of losing the entire amount contributed, the absence of a liquid secondary market, technology and smart-contract risk, counterparty risk and regulatory change. Past performance is not indicative of future results. You should take independent professional advice before participating in any offering.
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