How it Works
LandFi provides a decentralised gateway for users to participate in blockchain-based activity connected to real-world land and property cycles — powered by the LND utility token. Through smart contracts, curated staking pools, and treasury-linked contribution mechanisms, users can engage in short-term participation models without relying on traditional banks or institutional intermediaries.
How It Works
Unlike traditional staking models with long lock-up periods and volatile reward tokens, LandFi is built around short-term participation windows and offers the option to earn USDC-based rewards in select pools, enhancing accessibility, stability, and trust.
Token Utility Access
Users stake LND tokens to access a range of on-chain participation pools. These pools are designed around cycles managed by the independent Property Operations Company, which acquires and sells real-world land. The two entities remain legally distinct, ensuring that tokenholders do not have ownership rights or profit expectations tied to physical assets.
Short-Term, Stable Reward Options
Unlike traditional DeFi platforms that offer long lock-up periods and reward tokens with unstable value, LandFi offers:
Short-term staking windows (30–60 days)
Optional USDC-based rewards in select pools, designed to simulate real-world income without violating utility token standards
On-Chain Participation Models
All rewards and incentives are earned through active platform engagement, such as staking, governance, and ecosystem interaction. Rewards are not passive income, and there is no entitlement to property profits. Instead, contributions from the Property Operations Company are reinjected back into the platform and redistributed based on participation rules.
Staking and Redistribution Framework
Revenue generated off-chain (e.g. from land flipping by the Property Operations Company) may be returned to the LandFi ecosystem. These contributions are then used for:
LND buyback-and-burn events
Top-ups to USDC and LND staking pools
BTC-based treasury vaults governed by the DAO
All flows are governed by transparent smart contract logic and non-guaranteed participation mechanics — not financial contracts.
Community-Governed Ecosystem
Through DAO voting, LND holders can influence:
The creation of new staking pools
Partnership with additional RWA operators
Vault configurations and DAO treasury use
Feature upgrades or future token utility
LandFi's RWA Business Stake
Importantly, the original 20% capital staked into the Property Operations Company is not a one-time transfer — it is reviewed annually. At the end of each 12-month cycle, the DAO may vote to:
Restake into the same business
Reallocate the capital into other RWA opportunities
Split the treasury stake across multiple real-world sectors
This creates an evolving ecosystem where LandFi becomes a flexible RWA staking platform, governed by the community and tied to performance-based contribution cycles — not fixed or speculative instruments.
Compliance-First Architecture
LandFi uses a dual-entity model that protects the LND token’s utility classification by clearly separating real-world asset operations from on-chain token utility:
The Property Operations Company handles all land and property acquisitions, administration, and revenue generation
The Token Company governs the LND token, platform participation mechanics, and on-chain staking infrastructure
This structure ensures that:
Offers voluntary, activity-based staking
Guarantees of financial returns
Uses revenue to support token utility
Assigning property ownership or equity to tokenholders
Allows community DAO control
Centralised asset management or profit extraction
Because the Property Operations Company operates independently of the token market, it continues to generate real-world revenue even during crypto downturns. These contributions can be reinjected into the token ecosystem, helping support staking rewards, treasury strength, and community stability — while remaining fully compliant.
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