Bringing Real-World Assets to Decentralized Finance

ATOMIX TOKENOMICS

The overview of the economics behind Atomix’s governance token – ATMX – is now available.

Similar to Mettalex, Atomix will not go through any traditional seed or private rounds of funding. The project will effectively be seeded by the Fetch.ai community.

EXTENDED: ATOMIX'S PHOENIX PROGRAM

The ATMX Fetch.ai Phoenix stakedrop is being extended to August 31.

More than 177,000 ATMX will continue to be distributed to users:

ATMX rewards generation will continue after the Stargate Fetch.ai network upgrade scheduled for July 29.

ATOMIX EXPLAINED

We just published a short video explaining how Atomix works.

Watch it to learn how borrowers and liquidity providers interact with the Atomix protocol to enable decentralized lending.

Types of Funding

Examples of Atomix Loan Originators and secured assets for use as collateral.

Real Estate Finance

The popularity of non-bank short-term real estate lending has grown over the past 10 years as a consequence of the Global Financial Crisis. However, real estate finance is typically a low-risk opportunity, fully secured by the real estate asset.

Equity Finance

Equities-based lending involves using securities as collateral for a loan. This financing method provides working capital to small-cap companies in the US and UK markets and other well-regulated equity markets around the world.

Inventory Finance

Inventory financing is a form of financing that involves a loan made to a company, manufacturer, or supplier, in which purchase orders, stock, and warehouse receipts can serve as the collateral for the underlying loan.

Music Royalties Finance

Royalty financing allows music creators to receive advances secured against  their future royalties from PROs, music publishers, as well as record labels and distributors. Music royalties represent an attractive new investment opportunity for both funders and investors.

Cash Flow Finance

Cash flow financing is a form of financing in which a loan made to a company is secured by a company’s expected cash flows. The generated cash flow is used as a means to pay back the loan.

Tax Receivables Finance

Tax receivables financing provides a working capital bridge to loans secured against tax refunds. This is a short-term financing solution based on monetizing business’ tax receivables.

Supply Chain Finance

Supply chain financing helps companies improve their short-term cash needs by pledging their receivables as security, in return for an injection of cash.

Trade Credit Finance

A feature of short-term business finance is the widespread use of trade credit as collateral in borrowing, especially when it regards small and medium-sized firms. The aim is to guarantee the working capital finance to support the trading of goods and services.

Plant, Equipment, and Machinery Finance

Business owners use their equipment to secure loans and pay them back after earning from the business operations they could pursue.