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About Flour Yield
BUILDING GREENFI FROM THE GROUND UP.
Flour Yield is building the connective infrastructure between real-world environmental assets, digital markets and stable, regulated settlement.
Flour Yield is an evolving GreenFi project. Its current architecture includes the existing Flour Yield Token (FYT) and the development of Flour Yield Coin (FYC) as a separate potential reserve-backed settlement layer.
Who We Are
Flour Yield started
with a token.
It is becoming infrastructure.
The project began with FYT and a simple question: can digital assets connect more directly with regenerative real-world value?
The Beginning
FYT created the first layer.
Flour Yield Token was designed as the ecosystem asset connecting digital ownership, sustainable commerce, basalt, regenerative agriculture and GreenFi applications.
The Evolution
FYC adds the settlement layer.
As the ecosystem develops, another requirement becomes clear: market-driven assets and stable settlement perform different functions. FYC is being developed to address that second layer.
Flour Yield is therefore evolving from a token project into a broader GreenFi infrastructure project — connecting real-world assets, environmental data, digital markets, reserves and settlement.
Why We Exist
Green value exists.
Financial infrastructure
often sits somewhere else.
Climate assets, regenerative agriculture, carbon removal and digital markets are developing rapidly — but the infrastructure connecting them remains fragmented.
Problem 01
Real green assets are difficult to financialise.
Environmental value exists in physical projects, commodities and measurable outcomes, but accessing liquidity and financial markets remains complex.
Problem 02
Crypto liquidity is powerful — but volatile.
Open digital markets create global liquidity and programmability, but freely traded crypto-assets are often poorly suited for predictable settlement.
Problem 03
GreenFi needs a bridge.
Flour Yield is exploring infrastructure that can connect physical environmental value with transparent digital markets and a stable settlement layer.
The Flour Yield Architecture
Two assets.
Two functions.
One GreenFi ecosystem.
Flour Yield separates market participation from stable settlement rather than asking one crypto-asset to perform both roles.
FYT • Flour Yield Token
Ecosystem & Participation
FYT is the existing Flour Yield ecosystem token. Its market value is determined by market participants and it is designed for utility, commerce, participation and GreenFi applications.
Value model:
Market-driven
Primary role:
Ecosystem utility
Current status:
Existing crypto-asset
FYC • Flour Yield Coin
Reserve & Settlement
FYC is being developed as a separate potential reserve-backed GreenFi asset intended for applications where predictable settlement and liquidity are more important than market-driven volatility.
Value model:
Stable-value objective
Primary role:
Settlement & liquidity
Current status:
In development
Important:
FYT and FYC are separate crypto-asset concepts.
FYT does not represent a claim against an FYC reserve,
and no automatic conversion between FYT and any future
FYC is implied.
Project Structure
Built across specialised
roles and legal structures.
Flour Yield is the project and ecosystem. Individual regulatory, token, operational and real-world functions are assigned to dedicated entities and partners.
Project
Flour Yield
The GreenFi project, technology architecture and
ecosystem connecting digital assets, environmental
infrastructure and regenerative commerce.
Group Level
Wharf Plan GmbH
The strategic shareholder and group-level structure
supporting the development of Flour Yield and its
digital-asset initiatives.
FYT
Insela UAB
The Lithuanian company responsible for the existing
Flour Yield Token and the development of the broader
FYT ecosystem and GreenFi operating model.
FYC
Separate Issuer Structure Under Development
The issuer, jurisdiction and regulatory structure for
any future FYC have not yet been finalised. A separate
regulated issuer architecture is being evaluated as
part of the FYC development process.
Real World
Asset, ERW & MRV Partners
Independent operating partners provide access to
basalt, Enhanced Rock Weathering projects,
environmental measurement and other real-world
components of the GreenFi ecosystem.
Corporate and regulatory structures may evolve as the FYC
architecture develops. This page describes the current
project model and should not be interpreted as announcing
the final issuer or regulatory structure of FYC.
The Real-World Foundation
GreenFi starts
in the physical world.
Flour Yield's environmental thesis begins with basalt, regenerative agriculture and Enhanced Rock Weathering — not with a financial label.
Basalt
A physical mineral resource.
Finely milled basalt can be applied to agricultural soils as a mineral amendment and forms the physical starting point of the Flour Yield real-world asset strategy.
ERW
Enhanced Rock Weathering.
Weathering of suitable silicate rocks can consume atmospheric CO₂ while releasing minerals into soils, creating a potential combination of climate and agronomic value.
MRV
Measurement before claims.
Environmental value requires measurement, reporting and verification. Data and third-party evidence are therefore central to the GreenFi architecture.
How We Work
Build the infrastructure.
Then launch the asset.
Flour Yield follows a simple development philosophy: the difficult structural questions should be answered before distribution and scale.
01
Architecture before issuance.
Token creation is the easy part. Reserve, governance, redemption and settlement design come first.
02
Reserves before scale.
A stable-value asset must begin with a credible reserve model, not build one after distribution.
03
Regulation is product design.
Issuer structure, custody and redemption cannot be separated from the regulatory framework around them.
04
Evidence over claims.
We prefer measurable environmental data, documented decisions and transparent development over finished marketing narratives.
Building in Public
Development should
leave a trail.
FYC is intentionally being developed in public. That includes publishing not only progress, but changes in assumptions and architecture.
Public Development Record
Decisions
What we decided and why.
Research
Reserve, GreenFi and regulatory work.
Changes
Ideas we changed, rejected or improved.
Status
What exists today and what remains conceptual.
People, Companies & Partners
GreenFi is built
across disciplines.
Digital assets, regulation, commodities, carbon removal, agriculture and financial infrastructure require different expertise. Flour Yield is being built as a network rather than a single operating silo.
Digital Assets
Insela & Flour Yield
Token architecture, GreenFi development, ecosystem operations and digital-market integration.
Real-World Assets
Basalt & ERW Partners
Physical resources, quarry operations, logistics, agricultural deployment and carbon-removal infrastructure.
Financial Infrastructure
Regulatory & Market Partners
Legal structuring, custody, banking, reserve management, compliance, market infrastructure and settlement.
Specific partners, service providers and regulated
counterparties are disclosed as relationships are formalised
and become relevant to the operating architecture.
Development Notice
Flour Yield Coin (FYC) is a project under development.
References on this page to future issuer structures,
reserve assets, regulated activities, partners or
functionality describe the current development concept
and may change. FYC has not been issued and this website
does not constitute an offer or solicitation to acquire
any crypto-asset or financial product.