Recently, I came across a shocking set of data: the growth curve of leading e-commerce merchants remains steep, but the financial support they can access is becoming increasingly limited.
This made me suddenly realize—if the growth of the real economy cannot be supported by financial infrastructure, then it is an opportunity for Web3.
So I followed this line of thought and looked at @liquidroyaltyX, and found that it perfectly fills this gap.
What it does is not the traditional RWA approach of "putting bonds and stocks on the chain," but rather directly financializing 10% of the future sales revenue of leading e-commerce merchants into Royalty Tokens on the blockchain.
Users are not buying an "expected story," but real, real-time cash flow in USDe from the stores.
All data APIs are open, sales are automatically deducted, and there are constraints both on-chain and off-chain, making it impossible for merchants to delay or avoid their obligations.
More importantly, this model addresses the real needs of both parties:
1. Merchants gain accelerated cash flow (monetizing future growth in advance)
2. Users obtain real income-generating assets (only institutions could access them before)
When placed on Berachain, a particularly interesting overlay effect emerges:
Real cash flow + PoL incentives → forms a revenue structure that is both stable and capable of growth, something traditional RWA cannot provide.
The first token $SAIL.r has an initial circulation of less than 15%, starting price $10, with the first batch basket around $15M, and liquidity providers directly locking for 2 years while providing deep market making on Kodiak.
This means liquidity is genuinely prepared, not the kind of "release at opening" model.
If you have been looking for an RWA that truly connects with the real economy, Liquid Royalty will be a new sample worth serious study.
