A building block for #DeFi. Use wrapped real-world assets as collateral and store of actual value, with daily streamed payouts.
Ultimately ROJI is designed to be platform agnostic. Initially we focus on Ethereum Layer 2 solutions, starting with Polygon (formerly Matic).
We handle the ongoing legal aspects of having real-world assets mapped onto the blockchains. Relevant filings and data points are stored on-chain in an NFT alongside the fungible tokens representing an asset.
Our technology supports daily payouts of wrapped stable coins or ROJI Coins. Imagine you build upon income producing assets that give you a daily payout with a well defined risk-profile, all on chain.
Our tokens are designed to integrate into the existing ecosystem. Take advantage of #defi products for loans and insurance.
Formerly known as Matic, Polygon is the leading provider of Ethereum Layer 2 solutions and our rollout partner. You can learn more about Polygon at polygon.technology.
Become an issuer and receive ROJI Coins for assets issued as fractional NFTs.
Each ROJI Coin represents 10,000 preferred shares in ROJI, Inc. This allows US citizens and residents to invest and gives you real participation rights.
The initial supply is fixed at 200 million ROJI Coins, with a low annual inflation to provide for the mining pools.
Our NFTs (Non Fungible Tokens) represent real-world assets. Those NFTs are fractionalized into fungible parts similar to the crypto tokens you know.
At the core of ROJI we focus on global legal compliance, both from an issuer and a buyer side. We have some of the most renowned legal experts in the field on our board to ensure that every token that is issued on our platform is 100% legal.
In very basic terms: We are wrapping the assets in an SPE which is fancy term for a company whose purpose is to only hold that asset. As a buyer of fractional NFTs you buy shares into that company, aka DABS - digital asset backed securities. That means you enjoy the same rights as if you would invest in any other company and the legal protection of the United States law.
Depending on the kind of asset the initial offering might be restricted to accredited investors in the US and investors outside of the US. Regardless, most assets are fully tradable by anybody after one year of issuance.