Fab Equity Units

Fractional ownership in Terafab Holdings, the entity that owns the fab itself. This is the closest thing to buying the asset directly — your return depends on what Terafab is worth as it's built, opened, and ramped to full production, not on a fixed schedule.

Medium Risk
Minimum investment$500
Indicative returnLong-term appreciation
Payout frequencyAt exit / secondary sale
Typical horizon5+ years
LiquiditySecondary market only

What you're actually holding

Each Fab Equity Unit represents a fractional share in Terafab Holdings LLC, the legal entity that owns the fab, the land, and the equipment inside it. As the fab's construction progresses and, later, as it signs foundry contracts and generates revenue, the underlying value of Terafab Holdings changes — and your units move with it. There's no fixed coupon here: this product is a bet on the enterprise itself, priced the way any equity stake is.

How value is determined

Unit value is marked quarterly against an independent valuation of Terafab Holdings, based on construction progress, signed foundry contracts, and comparable transactions in the semiconductor infrastructure space. That valuation is published in full to every holder — not summarized.

How you get liquidity

Fab Equity Units don't mature — there's no redemption date. Instead, holders can list units on Terafab FX's internal secondary market once they've held for a minimum 90-day period, matched against other investors looking to buy in. Liquidity depends on buyer demand at the time; it is not guaranteed.

This is the highest-conviction, longest-horizon product on the platform. If the fab underperforms its construction timeline or fails to sign the foundry contracts it's targeting, unit value can fall — there is no fixed return to fall back on. Consider this alongside, not instead of, the fixed-yield products.

Funding & settlement

Purchased and redeemed entirely in BTC or USDT. Your position size is tracked in USD-equivalent at the time of purchase; the crypto you fund with does not need to be the same asset you eventually withdraw to.

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