Token model
Three tokens, three separate jobs.
Governance, revenue rights and compute capacity are kept apart, so each can be designed, used and regulated for what it actually is.
Select a token to see what it does.
Proposed design. Token names, rights and supply are subject to legal review and will be finalised before any issuance.
Fractional ownership
A data centre, divided into pieces anyone can hold.
Owning digital infrastructure has meant writing nine-figure cheques. Tokenisation can link a token to a defined slice of a site, such as a kilowatt or a rack, with revenue, costs and uptime reported on-chain.
Where the rights come from.
A token is only as good as the legal claim behind it. The proposed structure connects on-chain holders to off-chain assets.
Site SPV
Each major deployment is its own legal entity. It owns the land and equipment and signs power, fibre and customer contracts.
SBX Foundation
Holds the economic rights in each SPV for token holders, and is bound by its charter to follow on-chain votes. Cayman Islands or Liechtenstein under consideration.
Token holders
Receive enforceable, real-world rights through the foundation, without carrying the SPV's operating liabilities.
Pick the exposure you want.
EN-G
Community member
Stakes to vote on where the network builds next and how it is run.
EN-R
Infrastructure investor
Seeks exposure to data-centre revenue in a liquid, transparent form.
EN-C
AI team or enterprise
Buys compute at predictable rates and can pay in fiat behind the scenes.
Nothing here is an offer of securities or tokens.