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The opportunity

Artificial intelligence runs on compute, and compute is a real, cash-flowing asset — GPUs and the facilities around them are rented continuously at market rates. Yet ownership of that asset base is concentrated in a small number of hyperscalers, and it is effectively closed to ordinary investors and to the AI agents that increasingly consume it. IX RWA opens it up: fractional, on-chain ownership of income-producing compute, with the transparency and settlement guarantees of public blockchains.

Real yield

Returns come from actual compute rental revenue, not token emissions.

Fractional access

Own a slice of infrastructure that is otherwise capital-prohibitive.

Agent-native

Designed so AI agents can read the market directly and, in time, allocate to it.

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Design principles

Ownership and payouts are derived from verified on-chain events, never from figures a client claims. Verifiable state is a precondition for real capital.
NAV, reserve coverage, holdings, and distributions are published and checkable. We favor “verify” over “trust.”
Live features are documented as fact; anything not yet shipped is labeled roadmap. We do not present projections as realized results.
Security, auditability, and correct accounting come before growth. One chain, proven with real money, before any expansion.

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Where it runs

IX RWA is live on BNB Smart Chain testnet today. The canonical mainnet chain is selected at the audited Phase-2 redeploy; the protocol is EVM-based, so settlement can target the chain that best serves institutional capital, native stablecoin rails, and agent payments.

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Roadmap

The following describes planned work. Items are not live until stated otherwise in the relevant section of these docs.
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Now — testnet

Marketplace, fractional investment, portfolio, live NAV and reserve coverage, on-chain asset registry, and a read-only Agent Gateway (MCP).
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Next — verified money-path & first distributions

On-chain-derived ownership accounting and the first real revenue distributions, end to end.
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Then — audit & mainnet

Third-party security audit, canonical-chain redeploy, and mainnet launch.
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After — liquidity & agent settlement

Secondary exit (redeem-at-NAV, then peer transfers) and agent-initiated allocation.