For investors - summary

The one-page read on tokenizing idle equity.

Plinth advances a fixed, non-recourse share of liquidity against equity an asset owner already holds - without a sale, refinance, second lien, or transfer of title. A capital provider participates in disclosed yield from approved external deployment of that advance - no owner payments, no share of appreciation, no claim on the asset. Below: the five sections of the one-pager, and a downloadable pitch deck.

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Summary plus a full 11-slide pitch deck - problem, solution, how it works, market, model, defensibility, traction, team, and the ask - rendered as a paginated A4 PDF.

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One-pager

Five sections, on a single page.

Problem, solution, market, model, ask. Read inline below or download the full deck for sharing.

01Problem
The capital is real. The access is not.
Holders of high-appraisal, partly-encumbered assets - fine art, classic cars, equipment, real estate, agriculture - sit on large unrealized equity that is locked until sale or refinance. Selling triggers taxable events and forfeits optionality; refinancing layers second-lien debt and is rejected by most specialty lenders. The capital is real; the access is not.
02Solution
A fixed, non-recourse advance against equity the owner already holds.
Plinth issues a fixed, non-recourse liquidity advance against the equity above any existing encumbrance, then deploys that advance into approved external venues producing disclosed yield. Capital providers participate in that yield; the asset owner retains the asset, future appreciation, and sale proceeds. No sale, no refinance, no second lien, no custody transfer.
03Market
A multi-trillion-dollar equity-gap wedge.
Real assets under management exceed $400T globally; the equity-gap slice accessible to eligible asset owners and capital providers seeking disclosed off-asset yield is a multi-trillion-dollar addressable wedge, with collector-grade art, classic cars, specialty equipment, and unencumbered land as initial verticals. Plinth enters through owner-led onboarding - the same audience segment pages already target.
04Model
Yield generated from approved external deployment of the advance.
Yield is generated by deploying the advance into a curated allowlist of approved external venues (Aave v3 USDC/USDT, Compound v3 USDC, Morpho-Aave v3 USDC and DAI, Spark DAI). The capital provider shares in the disclosed yield from the deployment - not from owner payments, appreciation, or sale proceeds. Title and custody stay with the owner; the protocol holds only a transparent claim on the advance. Issuer earns a protocol fee on routed yield.
05Ask
[Raise amount] - [instrument] - [lead].
Round structure: capital providers participate in disclosed yield from approved external deployment only - [Raise amount] - [Use of funds: e.g. "deploy into first $X of curated venue TVL, expand verticals to real estate and agriculture, scale owner-led onboarding"]. Instrument: [SAFE / priced equity / convertible]. Lead: [Founder name, role].
Deck outline

What the 11 slides cover.

A compact overview so you can decide whether the full deck is worth the download.

  1. 01

    Cover

    Plinth - A fixed, non-recourse advance against the equity you already hold. Founder: [Founder name]. Date: [Month YYYY].

  2. 02

    Problem

    Holders of partly-encumbered, high-appraisal assets are sitting on idle equity. Selling forfeits optionality; refinancing layers new debt. The capital is real; the access is not.

  3. 03

    Solution

    Plinth issues a fixed, non-recourse liquidity advance 1:1 against the equity gap, deploys it into approved external venues with disclosed yield, and routes that yield to capital providers. No sale, no refinance, no second lien, no custody transfer, no owner repayment, no appreciation share.

  4. 04

    How it works

    Three steps. (1) Connect appraisal plus outstanding-debt statement. (2) Plinth sizes a fixed, non-recourse advance against the realizable equity. (3) The advance is deployed into the curated venue allowlist and disclosed yield routes to capital providers. The existing facility stays intact; the protocol claim is on the advance, not on the asset.

  5. 05

    Why now

    Real-asset tokenization is moving from experiment to infrastructure. The same DeFi lending rails that priced stablecoin yield are now ready to price asset-backed yield. Plinth occupies the equity gap - the part no incumbent issuer reaches.

  6. 06

    Market

    $400T+ in global real assets; the equity-gap slice accessible to eligible asset owners and capital providers seeking disclosed off-asset yield is a multi-trillion-dollar addressable wedge. Initial verticals: collector-grade art, classic cars, specialty equipment, unencumbered land.

  7. 07

    Business model

    Protocol fee on routed yield plus tokenization fee at issuance. The capital provider yield comes from approved external deployment - not from the owner. Net unit economics improve with TVL and verticals.

  8. 08

    Defensibility

    First-mover position in equity-gap tokenization. Curated venue allowlist prevents tail-risk mis-routing. Advance is non-recourse - owner keeps asset and appreciation; regulatory posture reads closer to a structured-finance claim than a custodial product.

  9. 09

    Traction

    [Traction metric, e.g. "first $X of routed TVL / N verified owners onboarded / N verticals live"]. [Pilot partner / asset-class examples].

  10. 10

    Team

    [Founder name, role - prior]. [Co-founder name, role - prior]. [Advisor name - context]. [Head of engineering name - context].

  11. 11

    Ask and next steps

    [Raise amount] - [Use of funds]. [Instrument]. Next 12 months: [milestones].

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