What is Chintai (CHEX)?

Deep Dive

1. Purpose & Value Proposition

Chintai addresses inefficiencies in traditional finance by enabling fractional ownership and automated management of assets like real estate, venture funds, and infrastructure projects. Its dual-platform structure (whitepaper):
- Chintai (Singapore): Licensed for securities (equities, bonds) targeting institutions
- Chintai Nexus (BVI): Handles non-securities like carbon credits and utility tokens for SMEs

The platform claims 30–70% cost savings over traditional systems by eliminating intermediaries and automating compliance.

2. Technology & Architecture

Built on EOS blockchain using Delegated Proof-of-Stake (DPoS) for fast transactions (0.5s finality). Key innovations:
- Antelope Protocol: Custom layer for regulatory checks (e.g., investor eligibility)
- Cross-chain bridges: Connects to Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others via Chainlink’s CCIP (Chainlink collaboration)
- Hybrid model: Permissioned blockchain for institutions + public chain interoperability

3. Tokenomics & Governance

• CHEX facilitates network fees, staking, and governance.
• Supply: Fixed 1 billion tokens, with 5% of platform fees used for buybacks/burns
• Staking rewards: 90% of gas fees distributed to liquidity providers in AMM pools
• Compliance: White-label APIs let partners tokenize assets while adhering to regional laws

Conclusion

Chintai positions itself as a regulated gateway for institutions to tokenize assets while maintaining legal compliance. Its dual-platform approach and focus on high-value sectors like real estate and climate tech suggest a niche in the $16T+ RWA market.

Can Chintai’s compliance-first model outpace competitors as global tokenization standards evolve?