From ICO-era token models to tokenized real-world assets, 8Blocks has worked on the economics underneath since 2017. Today that means tokenomics design, audits and RWA tokenization, with $180M+ raised by clients before TGE. Get in touch: go.8blocks.io/hi

You can buy a share in a paulownia plantation starting from $100. There is no place to sell it before 2052. We analyzed $HECTARE, a Web3Eco token for plantations in the Fergana Valley. The asset is in order: the land lease was won at a state auction, the plantation operator is the issuer, and the companies are registered in official registries. USDT payments are promised starting from 2027 and are scheduled through 2052. The exit situation is worse. There is no secondary market, the issuer's buyback of shares is not described, nor is the return of the invested amount at the end of the term. The right to a refund in case of non-performance of obligations is stated in the app, but the contract where it is enshrined has not been published. For agribusiness, a long cycle is normal: the first large-scale harvest of paulownia is expected only in 2029. However, a retail investor with a $100 check should have at least one way to exit early. Audit result: 47 out of 100, grade CCC. Full audit: https://8blocks.io/audits/hectare-web3eco-rwa-token-audit 8Blocks - Tokenomics & RWA

A typical error in tokenizing a real asset: one token for all tasks. It simultaneously serves as collateral, incentive, and speculation. The price starts reflecting everything at once, and the link to the asset becomes blurred. In the Hadronica case, we separated the roles. NAN is backed by 6N copper in a Swiss vault and is stable relative to copper, not the dollar. Its job is to be boring. HAD is responsible for holder behavior: without HAD staking, new NAN are issued quarterly; with staking, up to daily. The rate is the same, but compound interest starts working earlier. And another detail often overlooked: yield is paid in NAN, not in an external token. The holder does not sell the reward but increases their position in the backed asset. An external reward token turns into constant selling pressure; here, value remains within the system. How the exit via guarantors is structured and why metal and tokens do not meet in a single transaction is explained in the case study: https://8blocks.io/cases/hadronica-copper-backed-stablecoin 8Blocks - Tokenomics & RWA