A: Solium (IUM) is a utility token designed for use within the Solium platform — a blockchain-powered e-commerce marketplace focused on the full ownership of premium Real-world assets (RWAs).

A: Yes, IUM can be used for purchases, but it is optional. USDC is the primary settlement currency. Paying with IUM may unlock platform benefits like discounts, VIP access, or early drops.

A: Solium believes in the long-term value and legal clarity of full ownership. Fractional ownership can create conflicts of interest, regulatory complexity, and diluted responsibility. Solium avoids these risks by offering whole-asset purchases only.

A: No. IUM is a utility token and is not intended to represent ownership, dividends, or any investment contract. Its value comes from its use within the Solium ecosystem.

A: IUM can be staked to earn platform benefits or rewards. Exact staking mechanisms and eligibility requirements are published on the platform and may evolve over time.

A: Yes. KYC/AML compliance is required for participating in asset purchases and platform engagement where legally applicable. Solium prioritizes regulatory alignment to ensure platform integrity and security.

Solium operates at the intersection of blockchain technology, e-commerce, and Real-world asset (RWA) ownership. While this creates unique opportunities, it also presents several legal, operational, and technological risks. The Solium team proactively identifies and mitigates these risks through strong compliance practices and platform governance.

1. Regulatory Risk:
Challenge: Blockchain and token-based platforms face evolving regulations across jurisdictions.
Approach: Solium classifies the IUM token as a utility token, not a security. We avoid offering investment-like features and focus on real economic utility. Ongoing legal consultation is in place to ensure compliance with relevant laws including KYC/AML standards.

2. Smart Contract Risk:
Challenge: Vulnerabilities in smart contracts can lead to exploits or fund loss.
Approach: Solium commits to regular smart contract audits by third-party security experts before major updates or deployments.

3. Asset Authenticity & Ownership Risk:
Challenge: RWA tokenization requires validation of physical asset ownership and legal transfer mechanisms.
Approach: Solium ensures full ownership model adherence by working only with vetted sellers and verifiable asset provenance.

4. Platform Downtime or Attacks:
Challenge: Technical failure, cyberattacks, or blockchain congestion could affect platform uptime.
Approach: We deploy through Shopify’s cloud infrastructure and Solana’s scalable blockchain, with monitoring systems in place to ensure stability and incident response.

5. Market Volatility & Token Risk:
Challenge: Fluctuations in crypto markets can impact the perception and use of IUM.
Approach: USDC is the primary settlement currency to ensure stability. IUM is optional for rewards, access, and governance—not mandatory for purchases.

Regulatory Complianc:

- Comply with KYC/AML regulations.
- Seeks legal counsel for evolving crypto regulation across jurisdictions.
- Classifies IUM as a utility token and does not offer securities or investment contracts.

Solium is committed to best practices in crypto regulation, ensuring that its platform, token, and operations remain transparent and legally sound.

Solium is led by a multidisciplinary team with deep experience in blockchain development, luxury e-commerce, digital finance, and brand strategy. The core team is committed to building a future-proof, scalable ecosystem that empowers users to own and trade real-world assets seamlessly through the blockchain.

Core Team

· Young' S., Founder & CEO
Visionary behind Solium, he brings a unique blend of experience in tech startups, blockchain ecosystems, and Web3 commerce. Responsible for strategic leadership and long-term vision.
· James' H., CTO
A seasoned blockchain developer with a background in Solana and smart contract architecture. Leads platform engineering, security, and integration of Solana Pay, USDC, and Shopify.
Jenny’ J., Head of Product
Former product lead at a major e-commerce platform, driving UX design, RWAs curation standards, and feature rollout.
· Catherine' C., CMO
Brand strategist focused on luxury market penetration, community building, and cross-platform campaigns that elevate Solium’s positioning globally.

Advisors

· Jennifer’ E., Web3 Legal & Regulatory Advisor
Expert in crypto compliance, token structuring, and regulatory frameworks. Advises on token legality, DAO structure, and market entry strategies.
· Asta' S., Strategic Partnerships
Well-connected in fashion, fintech, and real estate tokenization. Supports outreach, onboarding of key partners, and ecosystem alignment.
· Keitaro' L., Rolls Royce Motor Cars General Manager
Leveraging 50+ years of Rolls-Royce partnership experience.
· Rosemary' D., Former J.P. Morgan Private Equity Advisors
Private equity expert who retired after 30 years at JP Morgan.
· Alexa' L., Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
NYC's top real estate agent with expertise in real estate transactions from $10 million to $30 million+.

Solium operates under a registered legal entity to ensure transparency, compliance, and accountability.
- Legal Name: Shopify Korea Ltd. (BRN: 2343500959)
- Jurisdiction: South Korea
- Incorporation Date: November 2021