For art & collectibles collectors · segment

The piece on your wall — or the collection in your vault — is idle equity.

Whether it’s a fine-art holding, a curated trading-card collection, or a graded memorabilia set, the same gap between appraised value and outstanding debt is what Plinth issues against — without selling the position or layering on a second lien.

Worked example · art position
Worked example · art position
Asset value (appraisal)1,200,000Existing debt−300,000Realizable equity=900,000→ 9,000 PL/EQminted 1:1 against equityStatusAPPRAISEDYield routeDeFi LENDINGv1.0
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Yield and 80% LTV are placeholders for illustration. Issuance follows the position’s real, appraisal-derived equity.
What stays the same

Liquidity without the trade-offs.

Three things collectors ask about first — what happens to the piece or collection, what gets attached to it, and where the money comes from after the mint.

01
No sale
The piece stays where it is. Plinth advances a fixed, non-recourse liquidity advance against its equity — the painting never leaves the wall, the vault, or the studio, and the collection stays on the shelf.
02
No new encumbrance
Plinth does not layer new debt on the position. Any existing facility stays intact; Plinth takes a transparent on-chain claim on the advance sized against the equity above it, not on the work or the appreciation.
03
Disclosed yield, off the asset
The advance is deployed into approved external venues producing disclosed yield. The capital provider receives their share from that deployment — never from owner payments, appreciation, or sale proceeds. Yield cycles on a disclosed schedule, not as a one-off.
If you sell the piece or collection

A sale closes the existing Plinth position. The new owner does NOT inherit the advance.

A permitted sale or trade closes the existing Plinth position under defined redemption and settlement terms. Any new owner does not inherit the previous advance — they complete a separate eligibility review and receive new advance terms on the new ownership. Until that review is complete and the position is redeemed, the existing advance’s settlement terms apply.

Sale mechanics, notice timing, and the new-owner eligibility path are subject to final terms and counsel review.

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Bring a piece. Bring a collection.

The intake walks through the piece, the collection, or the cards, the existing position, and the appraisal path. You see the math before anything is signed or minted.

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No forms before you’re ready. The intake is a single guided flow.