$DEED 540k dyor 0x5e55f18453545d0d4314c5106a2d8db934298e95 okx wallet: A real estate yield vault project. Its core selling point is that you can indirectly earn the net rental income from rental apartments without being a landlord yourself, collecting rent, or dealing with property repairs. I think the core of the product is the vault: it holds a portfolio of already-rented apartments. Tenants pay rent → maintenance, taxes, insurance, property management fees, and the vault’s own fees are deducted first → the remaining net rental income is deposited into the vault in the form of USDG, thereby increasing the value per share. What you are buying is not ownership of any specific property, the keys, or voting rights. You only own a share of the USDG held in the vault. When you redeem, you receive USDG back. There is no monthly dividend. Current portfolio: 5 buildings, 5 cities (Phoenix, Atlanta, Tucson, Columbus, Richmond), with a total of 62 apartments, an occupancy rate of around 92%, and planned monthly rent of approximately $78,650. On the 1st of every month, The Roll is published, listing the expected rent, actual rent received, vacancies / late payments, and various costs for each property. The minimum deposit is 100 USDG, with no fees for entering or exiting. The return is reflected through an increase in the share price and is realized when you redeem. The mechanism has two layers: 1. Vault layer: Deposit USDG → mint vDEED → net rental income enters the vault → vDEED price increases → when redeemed, vDEED is burned and the corresponding USDG is returned. The share price = USDG held by the vault ÷ circulating shares. The properties themselves cannot be redeemed, and property revaluations are not directly included in the share price. The shares only track actual cash income received. 2. Community token layer: Fixed supply, freely traded through the Pons bonding curve. It has no claim on the vault’s net assets. Buying it ≠ depositing into the vault. It is a one-way link: 1% of the community token’s trading volume is sent to the vault, slightly increasing the value of vDEED. Holding vDEED does not provide any additional rights to the community token. There are two tokens: vDEED: The actual vault share. You receive it by depositing USDG. Its net asset value increases with net rental income, and it can be redeemed for USDG. DEED: A trad…
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Make attention of $DEED likely larp, no company, no license, team not doxxed but realestate yield on-chain 🤣🤣
Byby $DEED, make sure to report all thise shady scammer KOL acc and report them 🙏
$DEED 540k dyor 0x5e55f18453545d0d4314c5106a2d8db934298e95 okx wallet: A real estate yield vault project. Its core selling point is that you can indirectly earn the net rental income from rental apartments without being a landlord yourself, collecting rent, or dealing with property repairs. I think the core of the product is the vault: it holds a portfolio of already-rented apartments. Tenants pay rent → maintenance, taxes, insurance, property management fees, and the vault’s own fees are deducted first → the remaining net rental income is deposited into the vault in the form of USDG, thereby increasing the value per share. What you are buying is not ownership of any specific property, the keys, or voting rights. You only own a share of the USDG held in the vault. When you redeem, you receive USDG back. There is no monthly dividend. Current portfolio: 5 buildings, 5 cities (Phoenix, Atlanta, Tucson, Columbus, Richmond), with a total of 62 apartments, an occupancy rate of around 92%, and planned monthly rent of approximately $78,650. On the 1st of every month, The Roll is published, listing the expected rent, actual rent received, vacancies / late payments, and various costs for each property. The minimum deposit is 100 USDG, with no fees for entering or exiting. The return is reflected through an increase in the share price and is realized when you redeem. The mechanism has two layers: 1. Vault layer: Deposit USDG → mint vDEED → net rental income enters the vault → vDEED price increases → when redeemed, vDEED is burned and the corresponding USDG is returned. The share price = USDG held by the vault ÷ circulating shares. The properties themselves cannot be redeemed, and property revaluations are not directly included in the share price. The shares only track actual cash income received. 2. Community token layer: Fixed supply, freely traded through the Pons bonding curve. It has no claim on the vault’s net assets. Buying it ≠ depositing into the vault. It is a one-way link: 1% of the community token’s trading volume is sent to the vault, slightly increasing the value of vDEED. Holding vDEED does not provide any additional rights to the community token. There are two tokens: vDEED: The actual vault share. You receive it by depositing USDG. Its net asset value increases with net rental income, and it can be redeemed for USDG. DEED: A trad…
Bonk Guy (@theunipcs) just bought $DEED! CA: 0x5e55f18453545d0d4314c5106a2d8db934298e95 @DeedEstate brings exposure to rented apartments and rental income on Robinhood Chain.
@theunipcs is not even real ahahahha this guy is same larp as $DEED, open your eyes, this industry has still lots of shady stuff to be cleaned out
Bonk Guy (@theunipcs) just bought $DEED! CA: 0x5e55f18453545d0d4314c5106a2d8db934298e95 @DeedEstate brings exposure to rented apartments and rental income on Robinhood Chain.
Make attention of $DEED likely larp, no company, no license, team not doxxed but realestate yield on-chain 🤣🤣