Dimitra, a blockchain -based agricultural technology company, has been associated with the Blockchain Layer 1 platform to carry real -world agricultural assets in the chain.
Jon Trask, CEO Founder of Dimitra, told Coendesk in Bitcoin 2025 in Las Vegas last week that the association eventually aims to provide billions of dollars in agricultural assets, starting with cocoa in Brazil and carbon credits in Mexico, to the mantra block.
Trask added that the two pilot projects with Mantra are currently small on a scale: in Brazil, only 25 of the 374 cocoa farmers in the so -called “Cocoa Pole” in Brazil in the southern region of Roraima are currently enrolled to participate, but they could expand “indefinitely” with sufficient investment interest.
Through the association, mantra holders will be able to invest directly in small farmers, providing funds for a variety of regenerative agricultural projects in a way that the block chain is traceable and verifiable. Trask estimated that investors could see between a 10-30% yield in their investments annually, which clarified that it was a projected range based on preliminary modeling, with agriculture comes risks such as pests and drought that could affect performance, he added.
Trask said Dimitra is still in the process of integrating the two pilot programs with Mantra, but he hopes that the owners of the Mantra Token can invest in the projects in the coming months.
Dimitra’s announcement comes a month after Mantra was beating. His Token OM collapsed 90% in a flash shock in April. From the accident, OM has passed around $ 0.34, far from its height of $ 8.47 in February.
When asked why Dimitra advanced in an association with mantra after the consequences, Trask said the agreement predicted the accident, but admitted that he initially pauses him.
“We made the deal many months ago,” Trask told Coindesk. “Then they had their accident, and we all paused to reassess to make sure to make the best decisions for the long -term benefit of the community and the projects in the midst of a moment of volatility.”
But, ultimately, Trask decided to move forward with the association, telling Coindesk that, when the dust settled, he still found that the fundamental reasons why the association remained true: Mantra had a strong team, he said, the development of the active of the real world (RWA) was solid, and was surprised by his virtual asset service authority (Vasp) that the authority of Dubai was granted Virtual (rod, which was obtained), which obtained rod (rod, who obtained), which obtained rod (rod, which obtained), which obtained rod (rod, which obtained), what the authority wands), which obtained rod), which he obtained). year.
Mantra has carried out several RWA token projects in the Middle East, including the tokenization of $ 500 million in real estate in the United Arab Emirates (EAU) for a real estate group based in Dubai.
“Tokenizing agriculture is not just about innovation, it is about finding solutions to real world problems associated with a long time with the food supply, at scale, and for the long -term impact,” said John Patrick Mullin, CEO of Mantra, in a press release shared with Coindeesk. “Dimitra is solving real world problems, with an approach to traceability and transparency, and we are proud to help take them to a broader audience. The mantra chain was built to support projects like these.”
