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Private rounds are filled by funds and insiders before anyone else hears the name. Retail gets the listing, years later, at a higher price.
Buy into assets you can actually see — a GT3 race team, a membership club, a season of events, a real venture — and hold a position with collateral beneath it and a market to trade in.
Not in dollars — in terms. A big cheque, a long lock-up, and an all-or-nothing outcome you can't see coming.
Private rounds are filled by funds and insiders before anyone else hears the name. Retail gets the listing, years later, at a higher price.
Once committed, capital sits for five to ten years with no way out before an acquisition or IPO that may never come.
Early-stage risk concentrates in a founder. If they step out of the seat, the equity behind your position can be worth nothing at all.
Every company on Yieldz is structured before a token is issued, and its founders and key executives are covered by life insurance — a Tier 1 asset standing behind the offering.
Tier 1 assets are the highest quality capital on a balance sheet, holding value independently of how the business performs. That's the difference between a speculative token and a collateralised one.
Coverage on founders and key executives means the offering isn't an all-or-nothing bet on one person staying in the seat — the structure survives the people.
Positions trade on the Yieldz secondary market, so you can size up, size down or leave without waiting for someone else's exit event.
To be clear about what this is: life insurance on the people who run the business, assuring continuity. It is not a policy that pays out because a company underperformed, and it is not a guarantee of return.
Four kinds of offering live on the platform today, each with its own economics and its own reason to hold.
A GT3 team with re-engineered economics — sponsorship, prize money and hospitality revenue, tokenized. The asset you can watch on a Sunday.
See the team →A membership club with a clubhouse at Circuit of the Americas. Recurring dues economics, plus the access that comes with holding.
Explore Club Zed →Operating companies that came through the Yieldz system — valued, underwritten, funded, and issued as equity tokens you can trade.
Browse offerings →Tokenized event tickets and memberships from any company on the platform — held in your wallet and transferable.
Browse offerings →Four steps from a funded account to a position that pays and can be sold. No data room, no capital call, no waiting on a wire.
Motorsport is famous for burning money. We re-engineered the economics of a GT3 team, put it through the Yieldz model, and made it pay.
Yieldz Motorsport runs live today as a fully tokenized team, and you can hold a piece of it. You can also go watch it race — which is the point of owning real things.
A floor is not a guarantee, and precision matters more to us than pitch. Here is the shape of the risk you are taking.
Tokens trade on a live market. A position can be worth less than you paid, and the floor is collateral behind the offering — not a promise of a return.
Yield comes from the underlying business. A weak season, a lost sponsor or a bad quarter means smaller distributions, or none.
It assures continuity if a founder or key executive is lost. It does not pay out because a company underperformed.
The secondary market is ours and it runs 24/7, but the price you can sell at depends on who's buying that day.
Open an account, fund it in USDY, and take a position in something you can go and look at.