We are living through an oracle moment in technological history: a brink of another interface shift for our financial assets. What the internet did for information, what mobile did for communication, what crypto did for money, real-world asset tokenization is about to do for ownership. Everything Programmable.
I come from a country where there’s a trillion dollars of mineral wealth under the soil and sea, and almost none of it benefits the people who live on top of it. Our ancestors walked above it. Fought over it. Prayed for it. And yet for decades, generation after generation, they never held even a fraction of the wealth it produced. Why? Because the systems weren’t built for us. They were built to extract, to abstract, to centralize. Colonial legacies hardened into bureaucratic bottlenecks. Licensing regimes became mazes. Corruption made everything expensive, and opacity made everything suspect. Foreign capital would rather fly over opportunity than land in uncertainty.
So we lived with a paradox: a nation rich in resources, poor in access.
I’ve seen how capital avoids opportunity, not because it’s not there, but because the rails to access it are missing. I knew there had to be a bridge between this.
We then began with 3 questions:
What if an asset could be tied to a token?
What if yield could be streamed to any investor, anywhere in the world?
What if audits and compliance could live on-chain, trustless, visible, and composable?
Then we realized: this wasn’t about one product. It was about building an infrastructure stack for the ancestral value we had for centuries.
Project Asseto launchpad as a platform lets any verified asset, gold, copper, nickel, become programmable capital. A GPS-anchored, legally verified, KYC-compliant smart token that enforces governance, yield, and transparency by design.
But the real insight is this: we had to build it outside the system to fix the system.
We established Blockfy’s protocol layer in Dubai because we saw what many founders from emerging markets have seen: capital wants scale, certainty, and clarity. And many emerging markets, mine included, are still catching up. Dubai gave us jurisdictional clarity and institutional-grade rails. Now, projects from regions overlooked by traditional finance can plug directly into capital flows through our infrastructure.
I’ve learned a lot in the past two years, and I have 3 notions:
Legal interoperability matters more than token standards.
Compliance is a product, not a department.
Simplicity scales. But only if you build it on the right stack.
We’re still early. There’s more to ship, more to prove. But if we get this right, we unlock a new class of capital, capital that flows directly from belief to reality, from protocol to production. People talk about blockchains as trust machines. But trust isn’t a primitive. Evidence is. And programmable systems that produce evidence that’s the revolution. Its not just launching tokens. For us, it's a new interface that programs the Earth’s assets themselves to unlock our buried ancestral value.
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