TALLINN, Estonia, October 24, 2026 — Cryptoings, a Web3 ecosystem operated by Estonia-based Axenor Holdings OÜ, has opened the public offer of its CHT utility token on Base, Ethereum’s Layer 2 network. The offer began on October 17, 2026, after the publication of a crypto-asset white paper that the company states was notified under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA). MiCA is the EU’s harmonised framework for crypto-asset issuance and disclosure, under which the same white paper requirements apply across member states. Layer 2 networks such as Base execute transactions off Ethereum’s main chain and settle data back to it, a design generally used to reduce fees and increase throughput.

The launch includes a community governance programme linking blockchain voting with decisions concerning a planned real-world property. CHT holders may participate in determining the property’s location, intended use, and, ultimately, the specific property that could support services within the CryptoHoldings ecosystem.

CHT is not a property-backed investment token. It does not provide ownership of real estate, equity in the operating company, dividend entitlements, or rights to profits. According to the project’s description, the token is intended to provide access to defined platform services and participation in the ecosystem’s governance and utility programmes.

Four-stage governance process

CryptoHoldings has established a four-stage governance process through which token holders participate in successive decisions about the project’s first planned property.

The voting schedule started on October 17, 2026, with a vote to select a continent. Three additional votes are scheduled:

• November 14, 2026: Selection of the country.
• December 12, 2026: Determination of the property’s intended use.
• January 9, 2027: Selection of the specific property.

Each CHT represents one vote, so voting weight is proportional to a holder’s token balance.

The Governance Programme also sets a participation threshold for binding decisions. Results become binding on the operator when participation exceeds 75% of the CHT issued at the applicable reference date. Results that do not meet that threshold remain consultative. That 75% participation level is the figure to watch as the schedule progresses: each successive round, from the November country vote through the January property selection, will determine whether the community’s choice binds the operator or remains advisory.

The structure gives the community a defined role in selecting the property while maintaining a distinction between governance participation and legal ownership. Property acquisition, implementation, and the availability of planned services remain subject to the project’s applicable conditions and execution requirements. Placing a physical-acquisition decision before a token community sits within the broader real-world-asset tokenisation discussion, where structures differ widely in the rights tokens confer. In this design, those rights are limited to governance participation and platform utility, not ownership.

Real Estate Reports and property evaluation

In addition to governance, CryptoHoldings is developing services intended to connect its Web3 infrastructure with real estate analysis.

One of the principal features is the Real Estate Report, a digital assessment of a property’s suitability for tokenisation. Each report provides a score from 1 to 10 along with explanatory comments, and the service is paid for using CHT.

The ecosystem also includes a Property Inclusion Programme. Owners of properties that have a qualifying Real Estate Report can submit those properties for consideration in the community voting process.

These functions establish specific uses for CHT within the platform beyond participation in governance. CryptoHoldings also offers Referral and Participation Programmes. Eligibility and any associated rewards are governed by the respective programme rules and are not guaranteed.

Token infrastructure and MiCA framework

CHT is an ERC-20 utility token deployed on Base Mainnet, with a maximum supply of 10 billion tokens.

The project’s issuance model does not depend on an initial pre-mint. Tokens are created through authorised on-chain mechanisms, while the primary offer follows a published pricing rule executed automatically by the smart contract.

The platform’s production contracts are source-verified and use a non-proxy architecture. Users can inspect the published code and transaction activity through BaseScan. The non-proxy designation means the deployed contract logic is fixed at its address, unlike upgradeable proxy patterns in which a controlling party can replace the underlying implementation code.

CryptoHoldings has structured the public offer around identity-verification and anti-money-laundering requirements. Participation in relevant purchase functions requires completion of the applicable KYC/AML process.

The company states that its CHT crypto-asset white paper has been notified under MiCA. Such notification does not constitute regulatory approval or endorsement of the token.

Eligible retail purchasers who acquire CHT directly through the public offer have a 14-day right of withdrawal under applicable MiCA provisions, subject to the regulation’s conditions and exceptions. Withdrawal rights of this kind are among the consumer-protection provisions MiCA introduced for retail holders.

Email and wallet-based onboarding

CryptoHoldings says it has designed its onboarding process for both existing cryptocurrency users and people less familiar with Web3 applications.

Users can register by email and use an embedded wallet or connect an external wallet through MetaMask or WalletConnect. Embedded wallets of this kind are aimed at a frequently cited barrier to Web3 adoption: the handling of seed phrases and standalone wallet software. After completing identity verification, eligible participants can access the public offer through the official CryptoHoldings platform, review transaction details, and complete purchases using supported assets on Base Mainnet.

The operator does not charge its own commission on CHT purchases during the public offer. Blockchain network charges and fees from third-party payment providers may nevertheless apply.

Contract information and transaction activity are publicly accessible through the platform, enabling participants to inspect relevant on-chain records independently.

About CryptoHoldings

CryptoHoldings is a Web3 ecosystem operated by Axenor Holdings OÜ, which is based in Tallinn, Estonia. The platform combines the CHT utility token, community governance, digital property evaluation services, and blockchain-based participation programmes.

Its infrastructure is designed to connect accessible Web3 services with transparent on-chain operations and a defined regulatory framework. Further ecosystem functionality will introduced in accordance with the project’s published documentation and applicable programme conditions.

Additional information, eligibility requirements, and the CHT white paper are available at crypto-holdings.io.

Company information and media contact

• Company: Axenor Holdings OÜ / CryptoHoldings
• Project representative: Fabian Piotr Ogór
• Location: Tallinn, Estonia
• Website:
• Email: contact@crypto-holdings.io
• Phone: +48 552 240 396
• Official X: https://x.com/CHoldingsIO
• Telegram community: https://t.me/CryptoHoldingsCommunityIO
• White paper:

This crypto-asset marketing communication has not been reviewed or approved by any competent authority in any Member State of the European Union. The offeror of the crypto-asset is solely responsible for the content of this crypto-asset marketing communication.

The white paper is published at The phone number is +48 552 240 396, and the email address is contact@crypto-holdings.io.

Source: Crypto Adventure.