Secondary Market Liquidity

Overview

OASES integrates a built-in, proprietary secondary marketplace that enables approved investors to buy and sell real estate-backed security tokens peer-to-peer. This infrastructure introduces much-needed flexibility to a traditionally illiquid asset class, allowing Limited Partners (LPs) to realize value, rebalance portfolios, or adjust exposure without relying on full asset disposal or fund wind-downs.

Through this marketplace, tokenized real estate ownership becomes more dynamic and responsive, aligning with modern investor expectations for liquidity, transparency, and optionality.

1. Marketplace Design

The OASES secondary market is built on a compliant trading framework with institutional-grade features:

• Limit Order Book Functionality Investors can list tokens at a chosen price, creating transparent price discovery and enabling partial or full sales of holdings.

• KYC-Approved Buyers Only Participation is restricted to investors who have completed identity verification, ensuring compliance with global AML/KYC requirements.

• Full LP Rights Transfer Buyers of tokens receive the same legal and economic rights as original LPs, including:

  • Future USDC distributions

  • On-chain governance/voting rights

  • Eligibility for carried interest upon asset exit

• Transaction Settlement in USDC All trades are settled in stablecoins to ensure frictionless cross-border execution and minimize fiat volatility or delay.

2. Governance and Economic Impact

• No Impact on GP Performance Fees Token transfers do not dilute or disrupt the calculation of carried interest. GP performance fees are determined at the SPV level and calculated based on the final portfolio IRR, regardless of intermediate token trades.

• Governance Continuity All voting rights and governance powers are automatically assigned to the new token holder, ensuring uninterrupted stakeholder representation and decision-making.

3. Benefits to Investors

Key Benefits	Details
Liquidity Optionality	LPs can exit partially or fully without waiting for a formal asset sale.
Portfolio Rebalancing	Investors can adjust allocations across projects based on personal strategy.
Transparent Valuation	Market-based pricing reveals token demand and informs NAV assessments.
Capital Efficiency	Frees up investor capital for new allocations, creating a compounding effect.
Access for New Entrants	Enables secondary entry into vetted deals even after the presale is closed.

Conclusion

The OASES secondary market is a fundamental evolution in real estate investing. By introducing peer-to-peer liquidity within a regulated tokenized ecosystem, it combines the stability of real assets with the agility of digital markets creating a flexible, investor-first environment without compromising on compliance or governance.