Компания Трампа планирует токенизировать проект курорта на Мальдивах

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Frankmedia - Компания Trump Organization вместе с девелопером Dar Global объявили о планах создать Trump International Hotel Maldives и выпустить связанные с проектом токены, говорится в совместном пресс-релизе компаний.

По данным Dar Global, будет токенизирован этап девелопмента, а не готовый объект — формат, который компании называют первым подобным в мире. Токенизация позволит инвесторам участвовать в проекте с начальной стадии.

Курорт планируется разместить в 25 минутах на катере от Мале. Он будет включать около 80 ультра-люксовых пляжных и водных вилл, а открытие запланировано на конец 2028 года.

Исполнительный вице-президент Trump Organization Эрик Трамп заявил, что проект «установит новый ориентир для инноваций в инвестиционных структурах». Гендиректор Dar Global Зиад Эль-Шаар отметил, что компания «продолжает расширять использование альтернативных механизмов привлечения капитала» и считает токенизацию девелопмента «глобальным прецедентом».

Агентство Bloomberg отмечает, что проект на Мальдивах развивается на фоне того, что президент США Дональд Трамп и его семья расширяют свое присутствие в криптоиндустрии. Трамп также подписал ряд указов в поддержку отрасли, а США недавно приняли законодательство о стейблкоинах.

    • Dar Global — лондонское подразделение саудовского девелопера. Курорт планируют открыть к концу 2028 года. Он дополняет серию проектов, которые две компании развивают под брендом Trump. Большая часть находится в странах Персидского залива — в Дубае, Саудовской Аравии, Омане и Катаре. Dar Global строит Trump Towers в Джидде и Дубае, а также сотрудничает с Trump Organization над курортами, роскошным жильем и полями для гольфа в Катаре и Омане.
  • По данным Bloomberg, наследный принц Саудовской Аравии Мохаммед бин Салман на этой неделе посетит Вашингтон — впервые с 2018 года. Он встретится с Трампом во вторник, 18 ноября, и рассчитывает на соглашения об укреплении двухсторонних связей.

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