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IX RWA assets earn by renting out compute. That revenue, net of costs, is split between investors and the protocol and distributed on-chain to IXD holders in proportion to ownership.

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From gross rental to investor yield

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Gross revenue

The asset’s compute is rented at market rates over a period.
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Net revenue

Operator and management fees are deducted to arrive at net revenue.
3

Split

Net revenue is divided between the investor pool and the protocol.
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Distribution

The investor share is distributed on-chain to IXD holders, pro-rata to ownership.

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The split

The protocol targets a 60 / 40 split — 60% to investors, 40% retained by IX — disclosed on every asset listing.
Yield and APY shown in the app are model-based projections derived from asset value, utilization assumptions, and the fee schedule. They are labeled as estimates and are not a promise of realized return. Realized distributions are reported separately once they occur.

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How distributions are paid: Merkle claims

Distributions use a Merkle-based claim mechanism, which is gas-efficient and lets each holder claim independently:
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Snapshot & tree

For a distribution, per-wallet entitlements are computed from ownership and encoded into a Merkle tree; its root is published on-chain.
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Fund

The distribution is funded with the payout amount.
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Claim

Each holder claims their share by submitting a Merkle proof; the contract verifies the proof and releases funds. Claims are recorded from the verified on-chain transaction.

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Auto-reinvest

Holders can opt into auto-reinvest, compounding distributions back into ownership rather than withdrawing. The toggle and its projection are available in the dashboard and activate with live distributions.
Status: the distribution mechanism is implemented in the protocol contracts. The first real revenue distributions run as part of the verified money-path milestone on the roadmap. Until then, distribution figures in the app are illustrative of the model, not realized payouts.