This kind of gameplay will create a batch of new millionaires in the next twenty years.
Tesla has put the Berlin production line on the blockchain and issued tokens for it. The production line, valued at 5 billion dollars, has been pledged with rights to profits, divided into 100 million shares, with a minimum subscription price of 500 dollars per share (which can also be bid on). It was sold out in just 72 hours.
This is really fun, and the domestic financial circle may become lively again in the future.
This method of financing through token issuance is highly efficient, with Tesla achieving 60 times the normal financing efficiency. If this were to happen domestically, it might require issuing special bonds, which would take much longer. Moreover, token financing can be oversubscribed, which directly reduced Tesla's debt-to-asset ratio by 15%.
In fact, what is most interesting about this model is that it allows ordinary people to access high-quality assets that were previously completely unreachable. When I saw this news, I was thinking about what similar high-quality assets we have domestically that could also be financed on the blockchain?
The first thing that came to my mind was my former employer, an energy giant, which is still considered a natural monopoly according to official statements. But then I thought it wouldn't work, as my former employer often claims to be losing money, so how could a loss-making project be put on the blockchain?
In reality, truly valuable assets are definitely not those that look very high-end, like dams, highways, or industrial parks, which require us to have enough patience to make money from them. Let's put it this way: you at least need to have the lifespan of a 'Golden Elixir Realm' to play with them. For ordinary people, it can make you doubt your life as you wait; there are some highways that have charged fees for decades and still say they haven't broken even.
What really makes money is often the kind of projects that quietly make a fortune, and where others find it hard to compete. What exactly they are, everyone can ponder.
In the past, these assets and businesses were inaccessible to ordinary people, but in the future, in order to compete with the Americans on stablecoins, we might have the opportunity to participate in them.