E-Commerce Logistics Warehouse Tokenization
Tokenized $20M logistics warehouse development with dual-token DAO structure combining equity and utility tokens for e-commerce fulfillment infrastructure.
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Results
Overview
Asset Haus structured a $20M logistics warehouse development using a dual-token DAO structure, combining equity tokens for ownership and utility tokens for governance and platform access, enabling decentralized participation in e-commerce infrastructure.
Challenge
A logistics developer sought to raise capital for an e-commerce fulfillment center. Requirements included:
- Dual-token structure separating ownership and utility
- DAO governance for decentralized decision-making
- Development financing for $20M project
- Flexible participation through different token types
Solution
Dual-Token Architecture
Wyoming DAO LLC
↓
├── Equity Tokens (Ownership)
│ └── Revenue share + appreciation
│
└── Utility Tokens (Governance)
└── Voting + platform access
Compliance Framework
| Control | Implementation |
|---|---|
| Entity | Wyoming DAO LLC |
| Equity Token | Tokenized security instrument (ownership rights) |
| Utility Token | Governance + platform utility |
| Transfers | Per token type restrictions |
Key Features
- Dual-token structure separates economic and governance rights
- Wyoming DAO LLC provides legal clarity
- $20M project value with $3M+ equity raised
- Institutional-grade logistics infrastructure
Results
| Metric | Outcome |
|---|---|
| Equity Raised | $3M+ |
| Project Value | $20M |
| Structure | Dual-token DAO |
| Infrastructure | Institutional-grade logistics |
Modules Deployed
Compliance
- Wyoming DAO LLC framework
- Dual-token regulatory structure
Deal Complexity
- • Dual-token architecture
- • DAO governance structure
- • Equity + utility token separation
- • Development project complexity
Deliverables
- Wyoming DAO LLC formation
- Dual-token legal framework
- Equity token terms
- Utility token terms
- DAO governance framework
- Distribution policy
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