GOOGLE DATA CENTER THE DALLES

DIGITAL ASSET DESCRIPTION The RWA tied to 4200 Columbia Road, The Dalles, Oregon represents ownership exposure to infrastructure associated with one of Google's earliest strategic expansion projects. Long before artificial intelligence became a global race and cloud computing became a trillion-dollar industry, Google was acquiring locations like The Dalles to secure something far more important than real estate: operational control over the future growth of the internet. What makes this asset unique is that it represents infrastructure built before the world fully understood how valuable information would become. Search, advertising, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, video distribution, and digital services would eventually generate trillions of dollars in economic activity, but none of it could exist without physical infrastructure capable of supporting it. From a blockchain perspective, this asset demonstrates why RWAs matter. Most investors can buy shares in technology companies, but few ever gain exposure to the physical infrastructure that made those companies possible in the first place. Blockchain creates a permanent ownership and provenance layer capable of preserving, verifying, and archiving claims connected to real-world infrastructure that helped shape the digital economy. Ordinary real estate derives value from what is built upon it. Infrastructure assets such as The Dalles derive value from what flows through them. Information, computation, search activity, digital commerce, artificial intelligence, and economic value all pass through systems supported by facilities of this kind. As a blockchain-based real-world asset, 4200 Columbia Road represents verifiable exposure to infrastructure that helped lay the foundation for one of the most powerful information networks ever created. Its significance lies not in the property itself, but in its connection to the architecture that transformed information into one of the world's most valuable resources.