AIxCrypto’s 2026 strategy centers on tokenizing real-world assets, which CoinDesk estimated at a $28.9 billion tokenized market cap by May 2026. The company aims to fill a gap by integrating AI components into crypto infrastructure, addressing rising institutional comfort with on-chain settlement and fractional ownership. Q1 cash fell to $6.201 million, while digital assets held fair value of $6.197 million but produced a $1.946 million loss. AIxCrypto defines three revenue rails for 2026: RWA tokenization targeting equity and real-estate loan origination fees, AI Agent products promising subscription and transaction earnings across decentralized AI marketplaces, and Embodied AI infrastructure monetizing robot fleets through on-chain microservices. Management calls this integrated playbook its core AI Crypto Strategy, forecasting initial traction within two quarters per Jerry Wang’s May remarks. Regulatory clarity around tokenized securities remains fluid, so success hinges on flexible blockchain strategy and rapid compliance adaptation. The technical stack uses a three-layer design: the infrastructure layer leverages the Sei network for high-throughput settlements, with BitMart cards extending fiat bridges; a protocol-device layer connects agents, robots, and token registries; and the application layer hosts wallets, marketplaces, and the AIxC Hub gateway. Each layer relies on modular AI architecture separating perception, planning, and control functions, contrasting with legacy monolithic smart contracts. The model aligns with DePIN ideas where devices act as