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Part A: Information about the offeror or the person seeking admission to trading Part B: Information about the issuer, if different from the offeror or person seeking admission to trading Part C: Information about the operator of the trading platform in cases where it draws up the crypto-asset white paper and information about other persons drawing the crypto-asset white paper pursuant to Article 6(1), second subparagraph, of Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 Part D: Information about the crypto-asset project Part E: Information about the offer to the public of crypto-assets or their admission to trading Part F: Information about the crypto-assets Part G: Information on the rights and obligations attached to the crypto-assets Part H: Information on the underlying technology Part I: Information on the risks Part J: Information on the sustainability indicators in relation to adverse impact on the climate and other environment-related adverse impacts |
| 01 | Date of notification |
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| 02 | Statement in accordance with Article 6(3) of Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 |
The offeror of the crypto-asset is solely responsible for the content of this crypto-asset white paper. |
| 03 | Compliance statement in accordance with Article 6(6) of Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 |
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| 04 | Statement in accordance with Article 6(5), points (a), (b), (c), of Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 |
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| 05 | Statement in accordance with Article 6(5), point (d), of Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 |
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| 06 | Statement in accordance with Article 6(5), points (e) and (f), of Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 |
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| 07 | Warning in accordance with Article 6(7), second subparagraph, of Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 |
This summary should be read as an introduction to the crypto-asset white paper. The prospective holder should base any decision to purchase this crypto-asset on the content of the crypto-asset white paper as a whole and not on the summary alone. The offer to the public of this crypto-asset does not constitute an offer or solicitation to purchase financial instruments and any such offer or solicitation can be made only by means of a prospectus or other documents pursuant to the applicable national law. |
| 08 | Characteristics of the crypto-asset |
It is a MiCAR-compliant utility token, designed exclusively as a digital access and booking instrument for services provided by WYND Capital GmbH (“WYND Services”). The token grants access to a broad and expanding ecosystem, including:
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| 10 | Key information about the offer to the public or admission to trading |
The $WYND Utility Token has a fixed total supply of 100,000,000 tokens, created once and permanently capped. No further minting, reissuance, or inflationary mechanism will ever occur. All allocations, cliffs, and vesting schedules are transparently defined within audited smart contracts. The overall fundraising target across all phases amounts to USD 11 million (maximum subscription volume). The token is issued by WYND Capital GmbH, Hamburg, Germany, Funding Rounds The public offering of the $WYND token takes place in five defined funding rounds. Each round has a fixed token price, cliff, vesting schedule, and allocation cap. Pre-Seed
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For the purposes of this MiCAR white paper, WYND Capital GmbH acts exclusively as issuer of the WYND Utility Token and operator of the digital WYND service ecosystem. Yacht construction, purchase, refinancing and primary asset financing activities are carried out separately by MD Capital GmbH and are not financed with token proceeds |
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| A.14 | Parent company business activity |
(i) the management of its own assets (in particular in the form of investments in other companies) in its own name and for its own account, (ii) the construction, sale, and chartering of yachts and related services, (iii) the organization and distribution of sports and luxury travel, and (iv) the provision of services in the field of management consulting. |
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| A.15 | Newly established |
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| A.16 | Financial condition for the past three years |
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| A.17 | Financial condition since registration |
The company’s fully paid-in share capital amounts to EUR 25,000, which currently represents its total equity. At this early stage, WYND Capital GmbH has not yet commenced any operational business activities and therefore has no revenues, no material assets, and no financial liabilities beyond the paid-in capital. Accordingly, the balance-sheet total amounts to approximately EUR 25,000, consisting entirely of cash held in the company’s bank account. To date, no significant expenses have been incurred, and no obligations or third-party debts exist. The company’s financial position is therefore fully covered by equity and free of liabilities. WYND Capital GmbH currently serves as the issuer and administrative entity for the planned WYND Utility Token project and remains in the pre-operational and preparatory phase, pending completion of the relevant regulatory and legal assessments. |
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| B.1 | Issuer different from offerror or person seeking admission to trading |
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| B.2 | Name | N/A |
| B.3 | Legal form | N/A |
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| B.6 | Registration date | N/A |
| B.7 | Legal entity identifier | N/A |
| B.8 | Another identifier required pursuant to applicable national law | N/A |
| B.9 | Parent company | N/A |
| B.10 | Members of the management body | N/A |
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| C.1 | Name | N/A |
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| C.5 | Registration date | N/A |
| C.6 | Legal entity identifier | N/A |
| C.7 | Another identifier required pursuant to applicable national law | N/A |
| C.8 | Parent company | N/A |
| C.9 | Reason for crypto-asset white paper Preparation | N/A |
| C.10 | Members of the management body | N/A |
| C.11 | Operator business activity | N/A |
| C.12 | Parent company business activity | N/A |
| C.13 | Other persons drawing up the crypto-asset white paper according to Article 6(1), second subparagraph, of Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 | N/A |
| C.14 | Reason for drawing the white paper by persons referred to in Article 6(1), second subparagraph, of Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 | N/A |
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| D.4 | Crypto-asset project description |
The project aims to digitalize the access to real-world travel, leisure, and concierge services through the issuance of a utility token (the “WYND Utility Token” or “$WYND”). The $WYND token is designed exclusively as a non-investment, usage-based crypto-asset that grants holders digital access and certain privileges within the WYND ecosystem. These include, in particular, the right to book and participate in services offered by WYND Capital GmbH and its contractual partners, such as:
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| D.8 | Plans for the token |
The WYND project is structured into three main development phases, the first of which has already been successfully implemented. Phase 1 – Proof of Concept (2023–2025) During this stage, WYND successfully operated boutique-format yacht experiences (“WYND Discovery Weeks”) with up to 16 guests and 13 crew members, establishing operational procedures, quality standards, and customer demand as the functional basis of the ecosystem. |
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| D.8 | Plans for the token |
Building on the completion of phase 1, the project will progress through the following stages: Phase 2 – Token Launch and Service Integration (2025–2027) WYND Capital GmbH issues the $WYND token to enable on-chain access to WYND services and to establish a unified digital membership system. Token holders receive booking priority, loyalty benefits, and a fixed 15 % discount when paying for services with $WYND tokens. In addition, holders may stake tokens to unlock higher membership tiers and related privileges. Phase 3 – Expansion and Real-Asset Integration (from 2029 onwards) The first 52-meter yacht (“WYND I”) is planned to enter operation in 2029 and will host up to 12 guests and 11 crew. The long-term objective is to expand to a fleet of up to eight yachts operating globally in different regions. The WYND Utility Token ($WYND) is designed as a long-term access and booking instrument for the WYND ecosystem. Immediate Utility (2025–2028)
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| D.9 | Resource allocation |
In accordance with Annex I of Regulation (EU) 2023/1114, this section reflects only the resources already committed by the issuer prior to this submission, and does not include any activities related to yacht construction, yacht design, yacht operation or other physical assets.
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| D.10 | Planned use of Collected funds or crypto-Assets |
The collected funds or crypto-assets will be used exclusively to deliver, operate and further develop the WYND digital ecosystem and its related services. They will not be used to finance, purchase, refinance or operate any yacht or other physical asset. Such activities are carried out separately and exclusively by MD Capital GmbH through dedicated financing structures.
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| E.1 | Public offering or admission to trading | |
| E.2 | Reasons for public offer or admission to trading |
The public offer is therefore conducted to:
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| E.4 | Minimum subscription goals | N/A |
| E.5 | Maximum subscription goals | USD;11000000 |
| E.6 | Oversubscription acceptance |
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| E.7 | Oversubscription allocation |
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| E.8 | Issue price |
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| E.9 | Official currency or any other crypto-assets determining the issue price | |
| E.9 | Official currency or any other crypto-assets determining the issue price |
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| E.10 | Subscription fee |
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| E.11 | Offer price determination method |
It is not based on market demand or trading dynamics, but on an internally defined valuation model that reflects the projected service value and operational cost structure of the WYND ecosystem. The public offering of the $WYND token takes place in five defined funding rounds. Each round has a fixed token price, cliff, vesting schedule, and allocation cap. Pre-Seed
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| E.14 | Holder restrictions |
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| E.15 | Reimbursement notice |
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| E.16 | Refund mechanism |
If a purchaser exercises their right of withdrawal, the refund will be processed according to the following procedure:
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| E.17 | Refund timeline |
Refunds will be executed promptly and, in any case, no later than 14 days from the date on which MD Capital GmbH is notified of the purchaser’s decision to withdraw from the purchase agreement. |
| E.18 | Offer phases |
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| E.21 | Subscription period beginning | N/A |
| E.22 | Subscription period end | N/A |
| E.23 | Safeguarding arrangements for offered funds/crypto-Assets |
Purchasers retain full control over their funds and crypto-assets until the withdrawal period expires. No assets are held, controlled, stored, or safeguarded by the issuer or by any third-party service provider during this phase. As a result:
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| E.24 | Payment methods for crypto-asset purchase |
Accepted payment assets: USDC Payment process:
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| E.25 | Value transfer methods for reimbursement |
Since no payment is accepted before the expiration of the withdrawal period, no reimbursement is required in practice. If a purchaser withdraws after having mistakenly sent funds early, reimbursement will be made using the same crypto-asset and wallet address used for the original transaction, unless the purchaser expressly agrees otherwise and without any additional costs. Outside the MiCAR withdrawal period, no refunds or buy-backs are offered. |
| E.26 | Right of withdrawal |
Withdrawal: requires no reason, must be free of charge, may be submitted by email to info@wynd.group, renders the commitment void, must be processed before payment occurs. If a purchaser exercises their right of withdrawal, the issuer will not request or accept any payment. |
| E.27 | Transfer of purchased crypto-assets |
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| E.28 | Transfer time schedule |
1.End of subscription period 2.Expiry of the 14-day withdrawal period 3.Token Generation Event (TGE) 4.Automated smart contract allocation to purchaser wallets 5.Vesting releases, if applicable, according to published vesting schedule Blockchain settlement times apply. Transfers become final upon on-chain confirmation. |
| E.29 | Purchaser's technical requirements |
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| E.32 | Placement form | |
| E.33 | Trading platforms name | N/A |
| E.34 | Trading platforms Market identifier code (MIC) | N/A |
| E.35 | Trading platforms access | N/A |
| E.36 | Involved costs |
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| E.37 | Offer expenses |
These expenses are financed from the company’s existing resources and are not deducted from purchaser funds collected during the token sale. The total cost of the public offering is estimated at approximately EUR 520000, covering regulatory, legal, marketing, and technical costs associated with the MiCAR-compliant issuance process. Legal and Compliance Description: Legal advisory , MiCAR Whitepaper preparation, BaFin coordination Estimated Amount: EUR 120000 Payment Type: Fiat Technology and Platform Description: Smart contract audit, token issuance infrastructure (Bitbond GmbH KYC/AML systems Estimated Amount: EUR 80000 Payment Type: Fiat / partial in crypto (ETH) Marketing and Communication Description: Digital campaign, video production, website relaunch, investor relations Estimated Amount: EUR 200000 Payment Type: Fiat Advisory and Project Management Description: Strategic consulting, project coordination, documentation, translation Estimated Amount: EUR 60000 Payment Type: Fiat Administration and Filing Costs Description: Notary, registration, accounting, and administrative processing Estimated Amount: EUR 60000 Payment Type: Fiat (EUR) Total Estimated Offering Expenses Estimated Amount: ≈ EUR 520000 Payment Type: — No additional issuance, listing, or placement fees are charged to purchasers. All partners and service providers involved in the offering operate under written service agreements. No remuneration is linked to the success or subscription volume of the token sale. |
| E.38 | Conflicts of interest |
WYND Capital GmbH, as the issuer of the $WYND Utility Token, has assessed all relationships with parties involved in the public offering and confirms that no material conflicts of interest exist that could adversely affect token purchasers.
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| F.1 | Crypto-asset type |
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| F.2 | Crypto-asset functionality |
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| F.4 | Type of crypto-asset white paper | |
| F.5 | The type of submission | |
| F.6 | Crypto-asset characteristics |
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| F.8 | Website of the issuer |
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| F.9 | Starting date of offer to the public or admission to trading |
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| F.11 | Any other services provided by the issuer |
Access to WYND Discovery Weeks – boutique yacht voyages in the Red Sea. Membership services – staking-based memberships with early booking rights and privileges. Lifestyle and concierge services – booking support, curated events, and experiences. Future mobility services – WYND Jet and Heli. The issuer does not provide financial, investment, or custodial services. All activities are limited to the operation and growth of the WYND ecosystem. |
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| F.13 | Digital token identifier code used to uniquely identify the crypto-asset or each of the several crypto assets to which the white paper relates, where available |
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| F.14 | Functionally fungible group digital token identifier, where available |
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| G.1 | Purchaser rights and obligations |
The token does not represent:
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| G.2 | Exercise of rights and obligations |
Discount application: The 15% discount is automatically applied at checkout when payments are made in $WYND. Staking: Rights associated with staking (e.g., early booking privileges, tier upgrades) are activated upon lock-in of tokens for the chosen period (3–36 months) and managed transparently via smart contracts. Transferability: Tokens are freely transferable between wallets, subject to AML/KYC restrictions where legally required. Limitations: $WYND does not grant financial returns, dividends, or ownership rights. All obligations (e.g., payment of gas fees, compliance with terms of service) must be fulfilled by the token holder in order to exercise the above rights. |
| G.3 | Conditions for modifications of rights and obligations |
Such reasons include, in particular:
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| G.4 | Future public offers |
The total token supply of 100,000,000 $WYND is fixed and final. No further issuance, minting, or creation of additional tokens is technically or contractually possible under the current smart-contract structure. Should WYND Capital GmbH decide in the future to conduct a new public offering or establish a secondary token sale, such offering would:
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| G.6 | Utility Token Classification |
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| G.7 | Key features of goods/services of utility tokens |
It enables the booking, payment, and participation in curated real-world experiences operated or facilitated by WYND Capital GmbH and its affiliated partners.
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| G.8 | Utility tokens redemption |
Redemption means the use of tokens as payment or exchange for access to goods and services operated by WYND Capital GmbH and its affiliated partners.
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| G.10 | Crypto-assets purchase or sale modalities |
After completion of the offer, $WYND may be traded peer-to-peer or on decentralised or centralised exchanges operated by independent third parties. The issuer does not operate any trading venue, does not intermediate secondary trades and does not guarantee liquidity. |
| G.11 | Crypto-assets transfer restrictions |
Staked tokens remain non-transferable during the lock-up period. No lock-up for purchasers: Tokens acquired in the public sale can be transferred immediately after settlement. Lock-up for early investors and team: Pre-seed, seed, strategic, and team allocations are subject to vesting and lock-up schedules (see Vesting Terms). |
| G.12 | Supply adjustment protocols |
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| G.14 | Token value protection schemes |
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| G.15 | Token value protection schemes description |
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| G.17 | Compensation schemes description | N/AThis field does not apply as G.16 is False. |
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| H.1 | Distributed ledger technology |
Ledger state is account-based, meaning each account maintains its own balance, nonce, and contract storage. $WYND will exist as an on-chain contract that records the total supply and per-address balances in internal mappings. Transfers, mints, burns, and approvals are executed as state-changing function calls defined by the ERC-20 interface. Relevant operations emit standard transfer and approval events that are permanently recorded in the Ethereum ledger, producing a verifiable transaction history accessible via public block explorers and node interfaces. The token’s state and events are going to be publicly readable, and transaction submission will be open to all participants with sufficient ETH to pay gas fees. Ethereum’s neutrality and open validation process ensure that no single operator controls the entire transaction history. |
| H.2 | Protocols and technical standards |
Ethereum nodes participate in a peer-to-peer overlay using the devp2p protocol suite for peer discovery, session negotiation, and message relay. Execution-layer clients expose JSON-RPC 2.0 interfaces over HTTP and WebSocket for non-consensus access, allowing applications, wallets, and exchanges to query balances, retrieve logs, and submit signed $WYND transactions. These methods follow the standards defined in EIP-1474 to ensure compatibility across client implementations. Serialisation and encoding Transactions are serialised using Recursive Length Prefix (RLP) encoding, while contract calls use the Ethereum Application Binary Interface (ABI). Event topics and data are emitted in ABI-compliant binary form, enabling deterministic indexing and reliable off-chain verification. Cryptography and key formats Transactions are authenticated using secp256k1 elliptic-curve keys and the Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm (ECDSA). Hashing and address derivation rely on Keccak-256, the pre-standard variant of SHA-3. Externally Owned Accounts appear as 20-byte hexadecimal addresses encoded with EIP-55 checksum casing. Typed signing under EIP-712 and permit-based approvals under EIP-2612 may be supported to enable gasless authorisations. Ledger and commitment structures The balances and allowances of $WYND are stored in the contract’s persistent storage, which forms part of Ethereum’s global Merkle-Patricia Trie. Each block header commits to the state, transaction, and receipt roots, allowing inclusion proofs for individual entries or events. These commitments provide verifiable membership for balances and logs without requiring full-node access. Execution environment All $WYND operations execute within the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). The EVM provides deterministic bytecode semantics, gas-metered resource usage, and atomic transaction outcomes: either all token state changes succeed or the transaction reverts. Contract interactions occur synchronously within a single transaction context, and no off-chain settlement mechanisms are implied. Token standards and extensions $WYND implements EIP-20 and may incorporate recognised extensions, including EIP-2612 (Permit) for gasless approvals and EIP-3009 for meta-transaction flows. Metadata such as name, symbol, and decimals follows the de facto ERC-20 metadata interface. These standards ensure interoperability across wallets, custodians, decentralised exchanges, and analytical infrastructure within the Ethereum ecosystem. |
| H.3 | Technology used |
The $WYND contract is written in Solidity and compiled into EVM bytecode using the official solc compiler. It relies on audited OpenZeppelin modules that provide standardised and security-reviewed implementations for ERC-20 logic, access control, and optional extensions such as Ownable, Pausable, and Capped. The deployed bytecode is verified against its source on public explorers such as Etherscan, ensuring reproducibility and public transparency. Deployment occurs through a single on-chain transaction initiated by a designated administrator or factory contract. Administrative actions, including minting or parameter modification, are executed through explicit function calls subject to defined access controls and, where applicable, enforced by a time-lock to allow advance notice of changes. During normal operation, balances, allowances, and total supply values reside in Ethereum’s persistent contract storage. Historical events are indexed and served by off-chain infrastructure such as The Graph or Etherscan APIs for analytical or compliance purposes. The $WYND contract does not rely on any off-chain computation or private execution layer; all state transitions occur on Ethereum mainnet under its consensus rules. |
| H.4 | Consensus Mechanism |
Ethereum uses a PoS consensus mechanism implemented by the beacon chain and specified in the Ethereum consensus specifications. Time on the consensus layer is divided into slots and epochs. In each slot, a validator is selected to propose a block, while a committee of other validators is responsible for attesting to its validity. Selection is pseudo-random and weighted by each validator’s effective stake, which is ETH deposited into the consensus system. This structure provides Sybil resistance and ensures that validators have economic exposure to the consequences of their behaviour. At each slot, the selected proposer assembles a block that includes references to the head of the canonical chain according to the fork-choice rule, along with attestations and, where applicable, execution-layer payloads. Attesters in the assigned committee evaluate the block and vote for it by signing an attestation that includes the block root and source and target checkpoints. These attestations are aggregated and included in subsequent blocks, providing evidence of the validator set’s support for specific chain heads. The fork-choice rule, based on the Latest Message Driven Greediest Heaviest Observed SubTree (LMD-GHOST) algorithm, selects the chain head that has accumulated the highest weight of attester votes. Finality is provided by a separate overlay known as Casper Friendly Finality Gadget (Casper FFG). In Casper FFG, epochs serve as the unit for finality, and validators vote on pairs of checkpoint blocks. When sufficient votes are received for a checkpoint pair, the target checkpoint becomes justified, and once a justified checkpoint is followed by another justified checkpoint, it becomes finalised. Finalised checkpoints are extremely unlikely to be reverted, except under conditions where a large portion of the stake behaves maliciously and is subject to slashing. Safety thresholds are set so that reverting a finalised block requires at least one-third of the total stake to violate protocol rules, which would result in significant economic penalties. Validators that fail to perform duties, such as missing attestations, incur penalties that gradually reduce their balance. More severe violations, including double-signing conflicting blocks or attestations, trigger slashing conditions that remove a larger portion of stake and eject the validator from the active set. Together with staking requirements, reward schedules and penalties, this design aligns the incentives of validators with the correct operation of the network and provides a probabilistic, economically secured notion of finality for Ethereum blocks. |
| H.5 | Incentive Mechanisms and Applicable Fees |
Users pay standard Ethereum gas fees for on-chain transactions (e.g., transfers, staking, or service redemption). WYND Capital GmbH does not charge additional network or platform fees beyond these blockchain transaction costs. |
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| I.1 | Offer-related risks |
The $WYND token is primarily designed for self-custody, meaning purchasers are responsible for securing their assets. If tokens are stored with third-party custodians, there is a risk of insolvency, security breaches, or operational failures affecting token retrieval. Additionally, reimbursement mechanisms mandated under MiCAR require proper execution, and delays or technical issues may affect timely refunds. Price Risk and Token Allocation The public offering comprises only a fraction of the total tokens in circulation. A significant portion of tokens was allocated at earlier, lower prices (or for free), which could impact price stability. Any large-scale sales by early holders or team members after vesting periods could create downward pressure on the token price. Liquidity and Listing Risks No Guarantee of Listing – There is no assurance that $WYND will be listed on secondary markets. Limited Liquidity – Even if listed, trading volumes may be low, making it difficult to sell tokens at favorable terms. Market Volatility – Listing could expose token holders to strong price fluctuations. |
| I.2 | Issuer-related risks |
The 52-metre WYND superyacht does not yet exist and will be financed exclusively through WYND Bonds issued by MD Capital GmbH. This financing model is separate from the $WYND Utility Token, which does not finance the yacht and represents only prepayment for future services. The value and functionality of the $WYND token are directly tied to the actions and success of WYND Capital GmbH. If WYND Capital GmbH fails, ceases operations, or cannot maintain its•and services, the $WYND token may lose its intended utility and could become worthless. Financial Stability and Operational Risks The $WYND token's value depends on the financial health and operational capabilities of WYND Capital GmbH. If the company faces liquidity shortages, funding difficulties, or rising operational costs, it may impact the business model and the WYND Capital GmbH, thereby reducing the token’s usability and demand. Dependence on Key Personnel The success of WYND Capital GmbH heavily relies on its leadership and technical expertise. The loss of key personnel – especially those in executive or technology roles – could disrupt operations and impact the company’s ability to meet its commitments. A lack of succession planning could exacerbate this risk. Strategic and Business Model Risks Dependence on Successful Ecosystem Expansion The WYND ecosystem is designed to grow from the existing Discovery Weeks into a global platform, including a fleet of up to eight yachts and additional lifestyle services. Delays or failures in this expansion could limit the utility of the token. Financing Dependencies The 52m superyacht is financed exclusively through regulated WYND Bonds issued by MD Capital GmbH and through other non-token financing instruments. The WYND Utility Token does not finance the construction, purchase, refinancing or operation of any yacht and is limited to providing access to services within the WYND ecosystem. If MD Capital GmbH is unable to secure sufficient bond or other external financing, the deployment of yacht-based services may be delayed or reduced. In such a case, the utility of the token could be affected, even though token proceeds themselves are not used for yacht financing. Regulatory Compliance and Legal Risks (MiCAR Compliance) As the issuer of a utility token, WYND Capital GmbH must comply with Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR) and other relevant financial regulations. Changes in regulatory frameworks specific to token issuance, tokenized financial instruments, or financial services may impose additional compliance obligations, operational constraints, or legal risks. Regulatory non-compliance could impact the functionality of $WYND and its market acceptance. Risk of Conflicts of Interest Issuer Dual Roles – WYND Capital GmbH issues tokens while also managing the ecosystem, which may create conflicts in allocation or pricing decisions.Related Entities – WYND Bonds are issued by MD Capital GmbH (parent company), creating potential overlaps of strategic interests. Decision-Making – Management discretion (e.g., token allocation, service pricing) may not always align with individual token holder expectations. Management and Governance Risks Poor strategic decisions, lack of governance oversight, or mismanagement of financial and operational resources could affect the long-term viability of WYND Capital GmbH and, consequently, the $WYND token. In an extreme case, insolvency of WYND Capital GmbH could render the $WYND token non-functional. Reputation Risk Negative publicity, legal disputes, regulatory investigations, or service failures could impact the reputation of WYND Capital GmbH, leading to loss of confidence in WYND Capital GmbH and the $WYND token. A deterioration in public perception may reduce demand and adoption of the token. |
| I.3 | Crypto-assets-related risks |
Market Volatility The market price of $WYND (if any) may fluctuate significantly due to demand•and broader crypto-market conditions. Volatility may result from external economic factors, regulatory changes, or shifts in investor sentiment. These fluctuations can cause token prices to drop and even become worthless within a very short period of time. Limited Fungibility and Trading Risks At the time of the public offering of $WYND tokens, there is no established market price, as the tokens will not be immediately listed on an exchange. After the Token Generation Event (TGE), third-party trading platforms may, at their own discretion, decide to admit the $WYND token to trading. WYND Capital GmbH does not request or guarantee any such listing, and there is no assurance that a liquid secondary market will develop). However, there is no guarantee of sufficient liquidity or trading volume, which could impact the ability of holders to sell or trade $WYND tokens at desired prices. Additionally, price discovery in early trading phases may be subject to high volatility, price slippage, and potential market manipulation. Limited Utility and Usability Outside the WYND Capital GmbH environment While $WYND tokens will be freely transferable, their value and demand are directly tied to service usage, determined by WYND Capital GmbH. The $WYND token is not redeemable for fiat currency and cannot be used for services other than the ones offered by WYND Capital GmbH Dependence on Blockchain Infrastructure Ethereum Dependence – $WYND runs on the Ethereum blockchain; disruptions, forks, or failures of Ethereum may directly impact token functionality. Gas Fees – Transaction costs (gas) are variable and may rise significantly, affecting the usability of tokens for smaller transactions. Smart Contract Risk – Although audited, vulnerabilities in Ethereum or in the smart contracts cannot be entirely excluded. Blockchain Security Risks As a blockchain-based asset, the $WYND token is exposed to cybersecurity risks, including hacking, data breaches, or smart contract vulnerabilities. If the underlying smart contracts contain flaws, they could be exploited by malicious actors, leading to financial losses for token holders. Despite security audits, unforeseen vulnerabilities could still pose risks to token security and functionality. Jurisdictional Restrictions Regulations regarding crypto-assets vary across different jurisdictions. Some countries may impose restrictions on the trading, holding, or usage of $WYND tokens. Purchasers must ensure that they comply with local legal requirements before acquiring or using the token. Innovation and Market Relevance Risk The blockchain and tokenization industry is evolving rapidly. Emerging technologies, new regulatory frameworks, or competitive solutions may affect the long-term relevance of the $WYND token. If WYND Capital GmbH fails to continuously adapt to industry trends, the token’s value and demand may decline over time. Lack of Ownership or Governance Rights Holding $WYND tokens does not grant equity, voting rights, or decision-making control over WYND Capital GmbH. Token holders have no influence over business strategies and pricing models. Changes to•fees, services, or token utility may occur without direct input from $WYND holders. |
| I.4 | Project implementation-related risks |
If core functionalities are not developed or deployed as planned, the token’s utility may be diminished. Scalability and Performance Risk High transaction volumes or unexpected demand surges could lead to network congestion, slower processing times, or degraded•performance during the transfer of tokens. These issues could limit the usability of the $WYND token, affecting user experience and overall market confidence. Dependence on External Partnerships and Service Providers WYND Capital GmbH relies on third-party service providers and technology partners for critical functions, including blockchain infrastructure, liquidity provision, and regulatory compliance services. Failures, security breaches, insolvency, or operational issues affecting these external providers could disrupt services, impacting the utility and availability of the $WYND token. Funding Risks WYND Capital GmbH depends on revenues from its business model, external funding, and market adoption. Economic downturns, reduced investor confidence, or unexpected financial challenges could impact the company’s ability to sustain•operations and technological advancements. If WYND Capital GmbH is unable to secure sufficient funding, it may be forced to scale back•development, reducing the $WYND token’s long-term viability. Technological and Integration Risk Integrating blockchain-based infrastructure with existing financial and legal systems presents technological and compatibility challenges. Changes in blockchain protocols, security vulnerabilities, or unforeseen technical constraints could delay or restrict token features, directly affecting the usability of the $WYND token. Regulatory Compliance for Project Implementation The legal and regulatory landscape for tokenization and blockchain services continues to evolve. New regulatory requirements or changes in interpretation could impose additional compliance burdens on WYND Capital GmbH. This may include restrictions on token offerings, modifications to token-based services, or new licensing requirements. Non-compliance with these regulations could lead to penalties, service limitations, or operational restrictions, all of which could affect the functionality and marketability of the $WYND token. Adoption Risk The long-term success of the WYND Utility Token depends on strong adoption by members and travelers. If demand for services (yachting, Discovery Weeks, concierge, future jet/heli) is lower than expected, token utility could be reduced. Competition The luxury travel and yachting markets are highly competitive. Competing offerings, whether traditional (charters, fractional ownership) or tokenized, may reduce WYND’s market share. Scalability and Execution The plan to expand to a fleet of 8 yachts worldwide involves significant operational complexity. Any management, staffing, or logistical challenges may impact service quality and token perception. Risk of Competitors Other companies may replicate or improve upon WYND Capital’s business model, potentially reducing its market share. |
| I.5 | Technology-related risks |
The $WYND token’s smart contracts are susceptible to coding vulnerabilities, bugs, or security flaws that could be exploited by malicious actors. A breach in the smart contract could result in unauthorized transactions, token loss, or manipulation of staking mechanisms, affecting the token’s security and trust among holders. Even though security audits are conducted, unforeseen vulnerabilities may still pose a risk. Cybersecurity and Data Breach Risks As a blockchain-based asset, the $WYND token is exposed to cybersecurity threats such as hacking, phishing attacks, and data breaches. If attackers compromise WYND Capital’s infrastructure or the wallets of token holders, this could result in financial losses, operational disruptions, and reputational damage. Dependency on Underlying Blockchain Stability and Performance The $WYND token operates on the Ethereum blockchain, meaning its functionality depends on the stability and efficiency of this network. Risks include:
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| I.6 | Mitigation measures |
All $WYND token smart contracts will undergo independent third-party audits prior to launch. Audit results will be published to ensure transparency. Cybersecurity Framework WYND Capital GmbH follows EU cybersecurity standards, including continuous monitoring, penetration testing, and AML/KYC compliance measures. Incident Response and Contingency A structured incident response plan is in with predefined escalation, forensic analysis, and corrective actions to minimize damage from potential breaches or failures. Regulatory Compliance $WYND is fully structured under the MiCA framework, aligned with applicable EU regulations., AML directives, and ongoing regulatory monitoring. Blockchain Stability $WYND is issued on the Ethereum blockchain (ERC-20). Layer-2 solutions may be integrated to mitigate congestion and high gas fees. Private Key and Custody Awareness WYND Capital GmbH does not offer custodial services. Token holders are educated on wallet security and encouraged to use hardware wallets or trusted third-party custodians. Governance and Risk Management Internal are in place for liquidity, treasury, and revenue planning. Risks are continuously monitored and addressed. Continuous Market Monitoring WYND Capital GmbH actively token utility, pricing models, and ecosystem features to evolving industry standards, market conditions, and regulatory requirements. |
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As the token studied does not have activity at the time of the study, its energy intensity is approximated through the calculation of a market cap-weighted average of the peer crypto asset activities, compared to the WYND’s market capitalisation estimated through the product of its issue price and total supply. The peer group is defined as other ERC-20 tokens whose market capitalisation falls within ±30% of WYND’s market cap at issue are included, to ensure only similar peers are used for estimations. Full methodology available at: www.micacryptoalliance.com/methodologies |
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Full methodology available at: www.micacryptoalliance.com/methodologies |
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As the token studied does not have activity at the time of the study, its carbon intensity per transaction is approximated through the calculation of a market cap-weighted average of the peer crypto asset activities, compared to the WYND’s market capitalisation estimated through the product of its issue price and total supply. The peer group is defined as other ERC-20 tokens whose market capitalisation falls within ±30% of WYND’s market cap at issue are included, to ensure only similar peers are used for estimations. Full methodology available at: www.micacryptoalliance.com/methodologies |
| S.35 | Waste sources and methodologies |
As the token studied does not have activity at the time of the study, its waste intensity is approximated through the calculation of a market cap-weighted average of the peer crypto asset activities, compared to the WYND’s market capitalisation estimated through the product of its issue price and total supply. The peer group is defined as other ERC-20 tokens whose market capitalisation falls within ±30% of WYND’s market cap at issue are included, to ensure only similar peers are used for estimations. Full methodology available at: www.micacryptoalliance.com/methodologies |
| S.36 | Natural resources sources and methodologies |
As the token studied does not have activity at the time of the study, its land intensity and waste intensity are approximated through the calculation of a market cap-weighted average of the peer crypto asset activities, compared to the WYND’s market capitalisation estimated through the product of its issue price and total supply. The peer group is defined as other ERC-20 tokens whose market capitalisation falls within ±30% of WYND’s market cap at issue are included, to ensure only similar peers are used for estimations. Full methodology available at: www.micacryptoalliance.com/methodologies |