Google Data Center Mayes County

DIGITAL ASSET DESCRIPTION The RWA tied to 4111 N.E. 1st Street, Pryor, Oklahoma represents ownership exposure to infrastructure associated with Google's Mayes County campus, one of the company's largest and longest-running strategic investments in physical digital infrastructure. What makes this asset different from ordinary real estate is that it was built to support systems operating at planetary scale. Every day, billions of searches, videos, cloud workloads, AI operations, and digital interactions rely upon infrastructure networks that Google has spent decades constructing. Facilities such as Pryor form part of that foundation. From a blockchain perspective, the significance lies in the convergence of digital ownership and digital infrastructure. Google built one of the world's most powerful information ecosystems. Blockchain created a transparent system for recording ownership. This asset represents a bridge between those two worlds, linking verifiable ownership to infrastructure supporting the flow of information, computation, and digital value. The deeper importance of Pryor is institutional commitment. Google has invested billions of dollars into infrastructure because it believes the demand for computation, artificial intelligence, and digital services will continue expanding for decades. As a blockchain-based real-world asset, 4111 N.E. 1st Street represents verifiable exposure to that long-term thesis and to the physical infrastructure supporting the next generation of digital growth.