🧱 If you're already immune to high APR farms, $SAIL.r is worth taking a serious look at.

Most DeFi yields come from two things: token emissions or promises for the future, but SAIL's source of income is only one thing—products bought by real consumers.

@SailRWA is doing something traditional but also scarce: tokenizing future cash flows of cross-border e-commerce.

Holding $SAIL.r is not about waiting for the price to rise, but about receiving stablecoin dividends proportionally.

The mechanism is straightforward:
E-commerce order → Traceable sales data → Income converted to USDe → On-chain distribution.
It's not about trusting the project team, but about you being able to verify the data yourself.

Dividends are now live:
Starting December 29, stablecoins are distributed daily, with a snapshot every Monday.
This is a rare moment for RWA, moving from narrative to cash flow verification.

I prefer to see $SAIL.r as a tradable income rights asset rather than a short-term gamble, but as a long-term model to see if it can sustain.

Experience entry: