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1 - Introduction to ADR and TREIFs

2 - US Diversified TREIF

3 - Optimizing the Efficient Frontier with Private Commercial Real Estate

4 - Benefits and Adoption of Tokenization

5 - Underlying Investments

6 - Our Team and How to Invest

American Digital Realty was created to give investors a simpler way to get diversified exposure to private, middle-market commercial real estate.

TREIFs are tokenized real estate investment funds, designed like mutual funds/ETFs conceptually, but applied to private real estate.

The first product is positioned as a diversified US-focused vehicle across multiple property sectors and strategies.

Tokenization is described as recording ownership as digital tokens, adding flexibility and features while keeping real estate fundamentals intact.

The flagship fund is a fund-of-funds structure that allocates to established managers rather than operating properties directly.

The goal is to curate and aggregate exposure so investors can access institutional-quality deals without sourcing, underwriting, and managing multiple relationships themselves.

Stated targets and terms:

• 14-18% net IRR target

• 8% preferred return (paid quarterly)

• $50,000 minimum

• IRA eligible

• 1-year lockup, then potential secondary liquidity

Diversification is framed using Modern Portfolio Theory and the efficient frontier: maximizing expected return for a given level of risk.

Private commercial real estate is positioned as attractive on a risk vs return basis relative to public markets, with lower volatility historically.

Private CRE is described as providing:

• bond-like income via ongoing cash flow

• equity-like upside via appreciation over time

• inflation linkage because rents can reset and often include escalations

Public markets move together more tightly. Private CRE is described as less correlated to stocks and rates, acting as a stabilizer in a portfolio

The portfolio is built across multiple managers and a large base of underlying assets and properties, with national diversification.

Sector coverage includes:

• multifamily and single-family rentals

• industrial

• manufactured housing

• self-storage

• credit and income strategies (lending to sponsors)

• plus specialized areas like medical office, data centers, and storage

Tokenization is defined as converting ownership into digital securities with the same underlying legal rights, but improved transfer and reporting mechanics.

Claimed practical benefits:

• easier transferability

• simplified reporting

• a single real-time source of truth for ownership and records

Institutional validation is emphasized with examples of large firms moving toward tokenized products and expectations that private assets like credit and real estate will follow.

A market projection is referenced: Deloitte estimate that trillions of dollars of real estate could be tokenized by 2035.

The conclusion is that tokenization is presented as an institutional shift in market infrastructure, not a crypto experiment.

The positioning is: small, focused team, alignment-first structure, and digital-first reporting/ownership.

The infrastructure stack:

• tokenization platform provider (BlockTime Financial)

• blockchain used for issuance/recordkeeping (Stellar)

Investor onboarding steps:

• sign up, review offering docs, complete accreditation and KYC

• fund via bank transfer or USDC (multi-chain support is mentioned)

• access dashboard for allocation, distributions, and documents

Introduction to ADR and

US Diversified TREIF Webinar