Real estate
People pay rent to live and work there. Businesses pay to operate there. Month after month, that is cash coming in.
Pays you through
Rental and business income
Can also grow through
The property gaining value

GreatX pairs your stablecoin with real assets that earn, so it can work for you while it stays on your books.
01 / The shift
That is how much now sits in stablecoins around the world. It does one job well: it holds its value. But it pays the people holding it nothing.
Meanwhile, buildings collect rent, ships carry cargo and energy gets sold, every day. We built GreatX to connect the two.
03 / The pairing
A stablecoin is steady but it doesn't grow. A real asset grows but it isn't always steady. Pair them and you get both.
Income and appreciation from the asset, with downside protection through collateral. That is the whole idea.
04 / The assets
Nothing exotic. Three kinds of asset that have paid their owners for generations, all over the world.
People pay rent to live and work there. Businesses pay to operate there. Month after month, that is cash coming in.
Pays you through
Rental and business income
Can also grow through
The property gaining value

The world's goods move by sea. Whoever needs a vessel pays to use it, voyage after voyage.
Pays you through
Transportation cashflow
Can also grow through
The value of the vessel itself

Energy gets produced and sold every day. Capital that makes that possible is paid for its use, and shares in what is earned.
Pays you through
A return on the capital provided
Can also grow through
A share of the profit

05 / The journey
You begin with a stablecoin and you end with a stablecoin. Here is everything in between.
06 / Your balance sheet
Most ways of earning ask you to give something up first. You buy, you lend, you hand over. Your dollars become someone else's.
Here, your stablecoin is not spent and not paid away. It sits in custody with your VALT receipt standing against it, one for one. On your balance sheet it is still the asset it always was. What changes is your income line.
How you account for it is a matter for you and your own advisers.
An example to show the shape, not a projection or a guarantee.
07 / The reason
08 / The next move
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