07 · Smart Contract Architecture & The Two Token Types
ERC-721: Property NFTs
Each property listed on BTCglobal is tokenized using the ERC-721 standard on Base. Every NFT represents fractional co-ownership of a Wyoming DAO LLC holding title to a specific real-world property. Each NFT carries four ownership rights:
Right of Ownership — fractional interest in the real property, recorded as LLC membership
Right to Receive Pro-Rata Rewards — co-owner's share of net rental income from that specific property
Right to Govern — property-level DAO vote on capital expenditures, maintenance, property wallet deployment (1 wallet = 1 vote)
Right to Access Property Data — exclusive on-chain access to real-time property performance through the BTCglobal management module
ERC-20: $PROP Token
$PROP is deployed as an ERC-20 contract on Base. Total supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000 $PROP. There is no inflation, ever.
A Critical Distinction
Supply
Unlimited — new collection per property
Fixed — 1,000,000,000 forever
Backing
Fractional co-ownership of a real property via Wyoming DAO LLC
Platform utility + ecosystem credits from 20% of net platform profits
Rewards
NFT holder rewards from that property's net revenue
Platform-wide ecosystem credits for active stakers
Scope
Property-specific — tied to one building
Ecosystem-wide — grows with every property added
Governance
Property-level DAO (1 wallet = 1 vote)
Platform participation
Regulatory Update — March 17, 2026
The SEC issued Release No. 33-11412 jointly with the CFTC, establishing a formal crypto asset taxonomy. The Digital Tool classification covers crypto assets performing practical functions — membership, title instrument, credential — and classifies them as non-securities.
BTCglobal's Property NFTs function as both a title instrument (conveying recorded LLC membership in real property) and a membership (conferring DAO governance rights, data access, and pro-rata net revenue rewards). $PROP performs practical utility functions. Both tokens align with the Digital Tool classification. The SEC-CFTC MOU (March 11, 2026) eliminates the risk of inter-agency contradiction.
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