These assets mirror the valuation strata of global financial titans — companies worth hundreds of billions and even trillions, operating in the most advanced economies on Earth. Entities on par with Bloomberg, The Guardian, CNBCi — organizations that themselves define what "profitability" means in the modern financial lexicon.
The assets were presented not in shadowy forums. They were acquired via open, participatory auctions — debuted at the Qatar World Cup, the first FIFA World Cup ever held in the Middle East. That's not myth. That's recorded history.
And most recently, the company that organized the auctions became the first cryptocurrency organization officially listed on NASDAQ — endorsed by a Swiss financier, an LSE graduate and validated by the likes of the Winklevoss twins and the Gemini exchange.
And crucially, the very principles of profitability and value — yes, even from entirely traditional business frameworks — are built directly into this corpus. The enterprise responsible for these concepts isn't a vaporous "startup."