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A royalty on a producing mine (a share of revenue, written into a recorded deed) is the most tokenizable shape, because the payments can be traced to smelter settlements. Equity in the mining company is harder to evidence, and exploration projects have no cash flow to back a token at all. Any tokenized interest would be a securities offering to eligible investors.
A royalty is a recorded right to a share of a mine's revenue or production; it does not carry the costs of running the mine.
Equity is an ownership share in the mining company, which takes on the operating costs and risks along with any profit.
Exploration projects have not proven a deposit and have no production to report.
An independent technical report on the deposit, the recorded royalty deed, and settlement statements showing what the mine has been paid for its output.
Mines outside the United States add questions of local title, royalty and foreign-ownership law, which are checked country by country.
Yes. A royalty is a share of revenue or production; a stream is a contract to buy part of the mine's output for an initial deposit plus a fixed price per ounce paid as the metal is delivered. Each is documented differently.
Not as a backed interest: with no production, there are no payments an investor could check.
Usually a qualified professional, in an independent technical report on the deposit.
Commertize treats every tokenized interest on its platform as a security. Whether a particular interest is one is a question for the sponsor's counsel.
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