Davis Commodities reviews bitcoin reserve model, tokenized ESG infrastructure

Davis Commodities (DTCK) announced a strategic review of a Fractal Bitcoin Reserve model and tokenized ESG commodity infrastructure, in light of growing institutional interest in real-world asset tokenization, programmable finance, and blockchain-linked treasury tools. These evaluations come as part of the company’s broader capital strategy roadmap, which aligns with a projected $16 trillion global RWA tokenization market by 2030, according to industry forecasts. The FBR framework under review proposes a hybrid treasury structure backed by Bitcoin, stablecoins, and tokenized instruments, with the goal of enabling programmable collateralization, algorithmic finance, and cross-border trade resilience. Preliminary internal models suggest FBR may: Improve capital deployment efficiency by up to 30-40% Facilitate multi-currency bridging between fiat, stablecoins, and ESG-linked agri-tokens Increase treasury visibility and adaptability in decentralized liquidity environments If advanced, the FBR could form part of a dual-layer balance sheet-combining physical inventory with programmable digital assets to support next-generation capital formation. Davis Commodities is also evaluating a traceable tokenization framework for certified agricultural products, beginning with Bonsucro-certified sugar and ISCC-certified rice. These tokenized RWAs may offer traceable, ESG-compliant instruments for institutional investors.