ReFi Hub
The financing layer for energy infrastructure
Opportunity
ReFi Hub brings energy infrastructure RWAs on-chain, turning operating solar assets into USDC-paying yield products with a $49M+ pipeline and 14% realized IRR across live assets.
ReFi Hub partners with solar developers, structures real-world energy deals, and tokenizes them as revenue-share agreements on Solana. As electricity is sold, investors receive their share in USDC. The model is asset-light, with no capex on ReFi Hub's balance sheet.
Tokenized RWAs have crossed $30B, and the Aave founder publicly called energy infrastructure the next frontier: a $50T opportunity. Most well-funded competitors are US-only, off-chain, or yet to prove consistent distributions. ReFi Hub is Solana-native, USDC-settling, and operating where the financing gap is largest and competition is thinnest.
VOLT, launching Q3 2026, packages live projects into diversified on-chain yield, building on the 14% IRR already achieved across solar assets. Designed like a DeFi vault for energy infrastructure, VOLT opens up liquidity, composability, vault-manager partnerships, and institutional distribution with $10M+ in signed LOI demand across FIT/VOLT structures.
Traction
$491K deployed across 6 energy infrastructure projects. +14% realized IRR on solar assets. 20+ months of on-chain USDC distributions. $36K distributed to investors, more than doubling quarter over quarter. +250 KYC'd users, +60 unique investors and 48% reinvestment rate. All payment history verifiable on Solana block explorers.
Asset Pipeline
$49M+ high-quality asset pipeline across operator relationships. $3.5M in pipeline with due diligence complete with 90 day deployment windows. Signed LOI with Pivot Green (Singapore) covering $20-25M in assets over 12-24 months, with additional active diligence across SE Asia, New Zealand, and Japan.
Institutional demand is anchored by a signed TruFin LOI for $5-10M of deployments into FIT and/or VOLT structures, commencing Q3 2026 over a 24-month window. TruFin has introduced over $300M in capital across digital asset and structured products since 2023 and has identified 3 prospective allocators from its network. ReFi Hub is also in active conversations with 5 additional fund managers exploring $2-20M deployments.
Market and Unit Economics
Southeast Asia has a clean energy financing gap of $50B+ per year (IEA). Sub-$10M solar projects are too small for institutional capital and too complex for retail. That's where ReFi Hub operates.
Here is how a deal works: A solar developer lists a $500K project on the platform. ReFi Hub earns a 3% deployment fee ($15K) at listing. Once the asset generates revenue, ReFi Hub takes a 12.5% yield share on every distribution for the life of the contract, typically 9 to 25 years (+$7.5K/year, resulting in $187K for 25 year contracts). One deal, deployed once, generating revenue for decades. Each new listing permanently adds to the revenue stream.
Upcoming product launch VOLT scales this further. As a pooled product, ReFi Hub earns a management fee on AUM, compounding on top of new deal flow.
Team
4 full-time co-founders + 1 part-time. 4+ years building together on Solana, through a bear market. Previously launched Coral Tribe which scaled to 40K member community and $1M+ raised.
The team combines on-the-ground operator relationships across SE Asia and Latin America (Christian), institutional capital markets and risk experience from OSFI and Scotiabank (Jeremy), product execution on $1M+ infrastructure projects in emerging markets (Jimmy), and deep Solana ecosystem distribution with 50+ events led to over 250+ ecosystem developers (Adolfo), led by a CEO who has managed cross-functional teams and secured funding across multiple projects (Avery).
Advisory: Alex Hall (4x founder, $100M exit), Nawaz Lakhani (former Head of Asia Trading, $60B hedge fund), Nicolas Manea (energy systems and blockchain infrastructure).
Backed by Bonk Advisory, Superteam UK / Canada, and the Solana Foundation.
Growth Plan
Year 1. Convert $3.5M in pipeline ready to fund and a signed $5-10M deployment LOI with Tru Fin to provide the foundation. VOLT and P2P marketplace launches. BD Lead and Head of Institutional Relations hired to grow institutional channels. Expansion into Japan and Malaysia. Target: $20M+ TVL, ~$1M+ revenue across settlement fees, yield share, and VOLT.
Year 2. Institutional capital becomes the primary source as conversions scale to $5M+ per relationship. VARA licence secured, expanding the addressable institutional market. MiCA and US market entry via licensed broker-dealer. Target: $100M+ TVL, ~$4.4M revenue.
Year 3-5. $200-500M TVL. Diversification beyond solar into adjacent infrastructure. Target: $8-21M+ revenue.
By end of Year 2, over $2M in annual revenue comes from assets already deployed on the platform, compounding with every new listing for the life of each contract.
Use of Funds
- 30% Product and engineering (VOLT launch, P2P marketplace, lead engineer hire).
- 25% Capital origination and investor relations (IR hire, institutional distribution, fund manager pipeline, events).
- 20% Business development and deal execution (BD Lead hire, operator DD, geographic expansion).
- 15% Legal and compliance (VARA application, MiCA assessment, SPV maintenance, counsel).
- 10% Runway buffer.
Terms and Structure
14% equity tokenized via the Stakeholder Token Standard (STS). $4-8M FDV range set by sealed-bid uniform price auction. Raise target: $400K-$1.12M. A DAO LLC (SPV) holds a SAFE in Deus Natura (parent entity) and appears as one clean line on the cap table. Founders keep full operational control.
~$60K monthly allowance streamed from vault. 16% of funds deployed into Raydium pool for secondary liquidity from day one. 0% raise fee.
Holder rights include pro-rata participation in future rounds, inclusion on founder sales, information rights, protective covenants over core IP and assets, 1x liquidation priority, and the ability to halt unreleased capital or trigger liquidation via governance vote.
Risk Factors
Operator performance may be affected by missed payments or financial difficulty despite contractual protections. Multi-jurisdictional regulatory exposure across expansion markets entailing changing legislation and forex exposure. Secondary liquidity for STS tokens may be limited, particularly in early trading.
Updates (Post-Raise)
Quarterly reports on deployment, distributions, VOLT progress, revenue, and hires. Published on portal. Governance rights via STS framework.
P2P Marketplace Launch
Q3 2026Release the peer-to-peer marketplace for secondary trading around ReFi Hub project exposure.
VOLT Launch
Q3 2026Launch pooled live-project exposure with diversified access, liquidity, and DeFi composability.
$20M+ TVL Target
Q4 2026Scale platform TVL to $20M+ across FIT listings and VOLT.
Geographical Expansion
Year 1Expand live deal pipeline into adjacent markets including Japan, Malaysia and New Zealand.
Institutional Expansion and Licensing
2027VARA licence secured, expanding the addressable institutional market. MiCA and US market entry via licensed broker-dealer.
$100M+ TVL Target
2027Scale platform TVL to $100M+ as institutional capital becomes the primary deployment source.
$200M-$500M TVL Target
Year 3-5Scale TVL and diversify beyond solar into adjacent infrastructure (battery storage, wind, grid).
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Sealed Bid Auction
Commitments are submitted through a sealed-bid uniform price auction. Bids below the clearing valuation are not accepted and are refunded according to the auction rules. Estimated allocations are not final until auction settlement.
Commit
Submit USDC and set your maximum valuation bid.
Clear
The encrypted auction computes the uniform clearing price.
Claim
Receive your estimated ENRGY allocation if your bid clears, or a refund under the auction rules.
Structure Overview
Stakeholder Tokens are issued by a Panama S.A. affiliated with the Crafts ecosystem. Following a successful auction close, the issuer is expected to enter into and initially hold a SAFE with the ReFi Hub parent entity. Tokens do not represent direct equity ownership in ReFi Hub and instead provide rights defined by the token terms, governance framework, smart contracts and related legal documents.
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Legal Terms and Disclosures
Risk Disclosures
These Risk Disclosures apply to your access to and participation in the ReFi Hub Stakeholder Token Offering made available through the Crafts interface. They supplement the Platform Terms of Use, Privacy Policy, Token Purchase Agreement and Auction Terms, and AML/Sanctions and Range Screening Policy. If there is a conflict, the Token Purchase Agreement and Auction Terms control for the Launch.
1. General risk warning
Stakeholder Tokens and related digital assets are speculative and involve significant risk, including loss of committed capital, project failure, smart-contract risk, governance risk, liquidity risk, regulatory uncertainty and tax risk. You should participate only if you understand and can bear these risks.
2. Structure risk
Stakeholder Tokens are issued by Craft Issuance 1, S.A., a Panamanian sociedad anonima affiliated with the Crafts ecosystem. Following a successful auction close, the Issuer is expected to enter into and initially hold a SAFE with the ReFi Hub parent entity. Tokens do not represent direct equity ownership in ReFi Hub and instead provide rights defined by the token terms, governance framework, smart contracts and related legal documents.
3. Auction and allocation risk
Commitments are submitted through a sealed-bid uniform price auction. Bids below the clearing valuation are not accepted and are refunded according to the auction rules. Estimated allocations are not final until auction settlement. Your commitment does not guarantee that you will receive Stakeholder Tokens.
4. Loss of capital and token-value risk
You may lose all committed funds and any purchased tokens may become worthless. Token value may fall to zero. No person guarantees any return, liquidity, conversion, exit, revenue, distribution, tax treatment or legal outcome.
5. Project-company and SAFE risk
The Project Company may fail, underperform, become insolvent, breach obligations, pivot, suffer regulatory action or never produce distributable value. The SAFE may never convert and may never generate proceeds.
6. Governance risk
Stakeholder Tokens may participate in a bounded governance framework covering defined categories such as treasury oversight, exceptional releases, liquidation/wind-down procedures, secondary issuance proposals, exit distribution processes and governance parameter updates. Governance may be inactive, captured, manipulated, adversarial or unable to execute desired outcomes. Governance does not give token holders authority to manage the ordinary business of the Project Company or make them shareholders of the Project Company.
7. Technology and smart-contract risk
Smart contracts, MPC systems, wallets, DEXs, AMMs, oracles, Solana and third-party infrastructure may fail, be delayed, be exploited, contain bugs, suffer outages or produce incorrect results. On-chain transactions are generally final and irreversible once submitted or confirmed.
8. Liquidity and market risk
The Issuer does not guarantee that any secondary market, AMM pool, CEX listing, DEX route or liquidity source will exist or continue to exist. Secondary-market prices may be volatile, illiquid, manipulated or unavailable.
9. Regulatory and eligibility risk
Regulatory treatment may change and may affect legality, transferability, tax treatment, value or functionality. This launch is not available to U.S. Persons, sanctioned persons or persons whose participation would be unlawful. Participation is subject to eligibility confirmations, Range screening and the applicable legal terms.
10. AML, sanctions and screening risk
Range or other screening may block, delay or restrict your participation, claim or refund. We may not disclose the details of confidential risk controls or third-party screening criteria.
11. Tax and public-blockchain risk
Tax consequences are your sole responsibility. Public blockchain activity may be permanent, visible and analyzed by third parties.
12. No advice
Nothing in the Services, launch page, data room, auction interface, community channels, marketing materials or documents is investment, financial, legal, tax or accounting advice. You are solely responsible for making your own decision and consulting your own advisers.