📌Yesterday, the news about the W Hotel in Hong Kong breaking a $100,000 suite into 100,000 shares is still fresh in memory, but honestly, which has a bigger imaginative space: tokenizing a building or tokenizing future growth cash flows? I bet on the latter. That's why Liquid Royalty is closer to the essence than most RWA projects.
Liquid Royalty uses smart contracts to bind 10% of top merchants' revenue as dividends, directly tapping into the trillion-dollar e-commerce sector. This means you are investing in a cash flow right that follows e-commerce sales rather than a token that relies on secondary market fluctuations. It's simple and straightforward, but gets to the point.
👉 A few key points make me feel this is reliable:
1️⃣ Dividends are based on revenue (top-line revenue), not tied to the merchants' operating costs, making the returns cleaner;
2️⃣ Using KPSC technology to directly connect to the payment flows of Shopify/Amazon, ensuring that money does not pass through the merchants' accounts, guaranteeing dividends from the source;
3️⃣ You can get in with a minimum of $100, allowing retail investors to become shareholders.
As a participant in the Berachain ecosystem, I am pleased to see such RWA projects with real cash flow support being implemented. It is not creating another staking mining game but directly mapping the growth of the internet economy onto the chain. If the model works, this will be another tool for DeFi to engulf traditional finance.
In the short term, the RWA narrative will heat up with more physical assets being brought on-chain, but in the long run, it must return to the cash flows themselves—whoever can continuously generate profits will survive.
Detailed documentation: http://docs.liquidroyalty.com
