RIZE, an access and coordination token for T-RIZE Group's institutional tokenization stack, went live in May 2025 and filed a B2 Token Transparency Filing with one gap.
RWA & Tokenization ·
T-RIZE Group's RIZE token, designed for access and coordination within an institutional tokenization stack tailored to Canton-based workflows, went live in May 2025 with a fixed supply of 5 billion tokens allocated across governance (30%), the T-RIZE team (14%), strategic reserves, liquidity, treasury, and smaller allocations for private sales, partnerships, seed rounds, airdrops, and marketing. The token completed a B2 Token Transparency Filing, though one element—market maker arrangements—remained incomplete, with terms and structure listed as unavailable.
The filing reveals that RIZE holders currently exercise no governance authority, do not control intellectual property, and hold no administrative or dissolution rights. Locked RIZE grants participation in maturity-weighted voting that may influence ecosystem incentive calculations, but no formal decentralized autonomous organization presently exists. The filing explicitly states no fee-routing, buyback, or revenue-sharing mechanism is operational. Governance of the treasury and token administration sits with CarbonZero Foundation (Cayman Islands), while T-RIZE Group Corporation (Canada) retains ownership of its developed intellectual property.
What remains unresolved: the specific identity and terms of market makers, and the operational timeline for any future governance framework. Team tokens are locked behind a 24-month cliff followed by linear vesting over 24 months, with 1.35 billion tokens unlocked at token generation.