JP3E Holdings Inc. (OTC: JPTE) announced today the formal establishment of Demora Foundation and the execution of a Share Exchange and Governance Agreement with Mammoth Labs Inc. and Demora Foundation. Under the agreement, JP3E acquired a 61% controlling interest in Demora Foundation and a 51% controlling interest in Mammoth Labs Inc. in exchange for 300,000,000 restricted JPTE shares, 100,000,000 of which come from shares previously issued to Khan Gallery.
The transaction positions Demora Foundation as the institutional RWA (Real World Assets) and VWA (Virtual Wealth Assets) tokenization platform and on-chain settlement backbone for JP3E’s K2Global SMB 500 program and the broader Demora Chain ecosystem. The initiative targets a $100 trillion RWA total addressable market and a $5 trillion+ VWA total addressable market by 2030, with an implied Demora Chain network value target of $10 billion.
Demora Foundation’s dual mandate—governing Demora Chain and operating as the institutional RWA and VWA tokenization platform—makes it the prime, instantaneous transaction consummation facility for both K2Global and the broader ecosystem. The Demora IR Deck 2026 defines the total addressable markets as: RWA TAM of $100 trillion by 2030 (commodities, infrastructure, energy, real estate, manufacturing) and VWA TAM of $5 trillion+ by 2030 (AI Economy $1.5T, Creator Economy $1.0T, Digital IP $800B, Gaming Assets $700B, Digital Startups $1.0T). Capturing just 0.0001 of the $100T RWA market generates $10B in tokenized assets, the basis for the implied Demora Chain network value target of $10 billion—which is also JP3E Holdings Inc.’s modest equity valuation target for the ecosystem.
On the K2Global side, Demora Foundation targets $2B+ in RWA/VWA on-chain market cap by 2028, converting the physical and virtual asset base of 500 Korean SMBs (Small and Medium Businesses) across three US Innovation Cities into institutional-grade on-chain instruments. The K2Global platform utilizes the KWAVE AI Engine, a proprietary 4-pillar AI scoring evaluating Manufacturing Capability, Supply Chain Integration Fit, Financial Health & SPAC Readiness, and Strategic Alignment & National Security. Current platform metrics include a KWAVE Score of 94.2, 127 SMBs onboarded, $4.8B RWA tokenized via Demora Foundation, and +18.4% YTD yield.
Demora Foundation operates the institutional RWA and VWA tokenization rail for the K2Global platform and the broader Demora Chain ecosystem. RWA token types include physical infrastructure, strategic metals (6N copper, rare earths), supply contracts, and industrial clusters. VWA token types include AI/data IP, creative content rights, digital IP, gaming assets, and digital startup ventures. All issuance is on Demora Chain (EVM-compatible Layer 2, ERC-1155/ERC-20 hybrid).
JP3E serves as GP-level orchestrator—sourcing, screening via KWAVE AI, onboarding, and guiding each of the 500 Korean SMBs through a structured SPAC bridge toward full NASDAQ listing. Revenue target from SPAC/NASDAQ capital gains is $600M annually by 2030, with total platform revenue target of $1.25B annually by 2030.
The share exchange includes issuance of 300,000,000 shares to Baek Jong Yun (Chairman, Mammoth Labs) as the acquisition cost, with distribution rights retained by JPTE. JP3E acquires 61% of Demora Foundation, with Mammoth Labs retaining 39%. Mammoth Labs transfers 51% of its equity to JP3E, integrating GMMT’s Asia-Pacific blockchain network into the K2Global stack.
Governance changes include Baek Jong Yun appointed as a member of the JP3E Board of Directors. The Demora Foundation Board consists of John Park (Chairman), Yoon Jae Dong, Kim Jong Woo, and Baek Jong Yun. John Park and Kim Jong Woo are appointed as Mammoth Labs executives.
“Demora Foundation is not just a governance entity—it is JP3E’s institutional RWA and VWA tokenization platform,” said John Park, CEO & Chairman of JP3E Holdings Inc. “Through this share exchange, we now control the blockchain backbone that will convert every K2Global asset—from AI data centers in Atlanta, from K-Culture IP to Korean SMB manufacturing clusters—into programmable on-chain instruments accessible to sovereign funds, institutional LPs, and global capital markets.”
