TechFlow news, June 3 — According to CoinDesk, blockchain agri-tech company Dimitra has partnered with Layer 1 blockchain platform MANTRA to tokenize real-world agricultural assets, such as cocoa from Brazil and carbon credits from Mexico. At the Bitcoin 2025 conference, Dimitra founder and CEO Jon Trask said the two companies aim to eventually tokenize $1 billion worth of agricultural assets and have already launched pilot projects in Brazil and Mexico.
The Brazil pilot involves 25 farmers (out of a total of 374) in the southern "cocoa belt" of Roraima, with potential for expansion based on investor interest. Through the collaboration, holders of MANTRA (OM token) can directly invest in smallholder farmers and support regenerative agriculture initiatives, with blockchain technology ensuring traceable fund flows. Trask projected annualized returns between 10% and 30%, but emphasized that risks such as pests, diseases, and droughts inherent in agriculture could affect returns.
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