Every guide in one place. The honest version of how real-asset deals work, what they yield after the cascade of costs and tax, and where the risk actually lives. Investor-side deal walkthroughs first, then the operator-side advisory guides.
Asset, operator, jurisdiction, SPV structure, token mechanics, allocator rights, distribution waterfall, reporting, exit. The 12-document DD pack and eight red flags.
Read the guide →A Romanian SRL on your name, panels bought wholesale and sold through a pre-booked B2B channel in 45 to 60 days. The honest cascade and where the cycle can break.
Read the guide →A trailer-mounted battery, manufactured in Brașov, on a ten-year fixed-rent lease to a Romanian grid operator. Mobile by design, so the downside is relocate and re-lease.
Read the guide →The higher-yield, higher-ticket sibling of the mobile BESS. 3 MWh container in a Brașov industrial park, same Romanian manufacturer, same operator class, four times the capacity.
Read the guide →The most tokenization-native deal on the desk. The honest cascade including acquisition costs and Austrian tax, and the vacancy risk that defines the deal.
Read the guide →Romania pays 15 to 20% gross, Germany 5 to 7%. Three private-investor structures, the EU subsidy mechanics, real risks, and the legal wrapper that fits.
Read the guide →The four biggest tokenized US Treasury products honestly compared. $5M institutional BUIDL, $20 retail BENJI, non-US $500 USDY, rebasing USDM. Yields, fees, chains, tax, and which fits which buyer. The largest single tokenized RWA category by AUM in 2026.
Read the guide →The honest answer is three numbers. $20 for a REIT share, $50-$100 for a retail tokenized property token, €25K-€2.8M per accredited deal. Structural reasons each threshold exists, practical access path by ticket size band from €1K to €2M+.
Read the guide →The Tier 1 vs Tier 2 deeper comparison. Structural mechanics, yield drivers, tax treatment (K-1 vs 1099-DIV), liquidity reality, payment cadence (weekly xDai, daily USDC, quarterly dividend), secondary markets. When each one fits.
Read the guide →The accredited-tier category map: stationary BESS, mobile BESS, solar PV, solar trading, light industrial, multifamily, private credit, infrastructure, NPL portfolios. Ticket, gross yield, SPV jurisdiction, risks. Plus the five sourcing channels allocators actually use.
Read the guide →The honest side-by-side. Liquidity, yield, tax, sector access, minimum ticket. When REITs win, when tokenization wins, and the 60-20-15-5 hybrid sleeve most serious allocators run.
Read the guide →Enter your ticket size and time horizon. See which of the five live deals fit, with expected returns at your chosen horizon. No call needed.
Open the calculator →The honest side-by-side. Architecture, regulatory positioning, asset focus, customer roster, 5-year TCO, what each is actually optimised for, and which platform fits which use case. Plus the niche alternatives worth knowing.
Read the guide →Which real-world assets actually make economic sense to tokenize in Europe in 2026. Twelve categories that work. Five where the marketing has outrun the math. Three tests every asset must pass.
Read the guide →The honest side-by-side: setup cost, annual overhead, corporate tax, dividend withholding, time to incorporate, regulatory regime. Which jurisdiction for which asset class, and the hidden costs that change the answer mid-deal.
Read the guide →The four-step process, wrapper choice (Romanian SRL, Austrian SPV, Maltese SPC, Singapore SPC), comparison vs bank debt and VC, the fee structure, two real case shapes.
Read the guide →Who pays them, what the fee covers, track record on your asset type, regulatory mandate, what happens when a deal slips. Plus the four materials to bring to a first call.
Read the guide →From first call to first wire. Qualification, jurisdiction, SPV setup, legal package, allocator outreach, close. The 35-day timeline for a typical €100K to €5M raise.
Read the guide →Every line on the invoice. Advisor 3 to 5%, lawyer €5K to €25K, platform 0.5 to 1.5%. Allocator-paid vs operator-paid. Ongoing costs after close. Five red flags.
Read the guide →The wrapper is regulatory; tokenization is the cap-table mechanism. Honest side-by-side on cost, setup time, access, reporting, liquidity. Ticket thresholds where each one wins.
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