Compute Infrastructure Vaults

Compute infrastructure vaults represent a distinct category that provides exposure to real-world computing infrastructure through tokenized investment. These vaults fund physical or cloud-based computing resources and distribute returns generated from their operation.

How They Work

• Long-term commitment — These vaults operate with extended terms (typically measured in years) reflecting the lifecycle of the underlying computing infrastructure.
• Scheduled distributions — Returns are distributed according to a predefined schedule, tied to the revenue generated by the computing resources.
• Buyout mechanism — At designated points during the investment term, investors may be offered the option to exit their position early through a buyout at a specified rate. This provides a liquidity option for long-term commitments.
• Vault lifecycle controls — Issuers have specific controls to manage the vault through its operational phases, including distribution scheduling and closure procedures.

Best Suited For

Investors seeking exposure to infrastructure-backed yields with a long-term investment horizon. The buyout mechanism provides an exit option, but these vaults are best suited for patient capital looking to benefit from the growing demand for computing resources.