🥜In a Nutshell

🏗️ Domora — Executive Summary

Domora tokenizes shares of real-world properties. Homes and buildings are acquired in the physical world, professionally managed, and split into equal digital fractions (Property Tokens). Participants fund projects, become fractional co-owners, and receive performance-based returns distributed on-chain in Property Tokens.

🚀 What Domora Delivers

  • Real assets, not virtual: When funding goals are met, the property is actually purchased and operated by property managers.

  • Tokenized rental yields: Net rent (after costs/reserves) is converted to Property Tokens and distributed pro-rata monthly/quarterly.

  • Liquidity & upside: Post-funding, Property Tokens trade on the secondary market; if the asset is sold, profits are shared pro-rata.

  • Gamification that unlocks value: A free-to-play layer turns engagement into points & perks—early access, raffles/claim rounds, multipliers, and In-Game Houses tied to Property Tokens thresholds.

  • Community-first, shared growth: The community powers adoption; the platform gives back via a Reward Pool, role-based privileges, gated channels, and early deal flow.

  • Democratized access: Lower entry thresholds, on-chain transparency, and per-project docs make participation simple and verifiable.

  • Safety-by-design: Capital segregation & escrow, audits, circuit breakers, transparent rules, and predictable vesting.

🧭 How It Works (at a glance)

Funding → Acquisition → Yield / Exit

  1. Users commit fiat/crypto into 🔒 segregated escrow.

  2. If the goal is met, Domora 🏡 acquires the property; otherwise 🔁 extend/retry/refund per policy.

  3. Property operations produce net income that is converted and distributed in Token “X”; tokens remain tradable on the secondary market, and sale events distribute profits pro-rata.

✂️ In short: Domora brings real homes to the blockchain via equal digital fractions, combining on-chain rental income, market liquidity, and a community-driven game layer so participation becomes shared growth.

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