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Fifty shares of a fifteen-year rum cask, aging in bond.
A single fifteen-year-old Trinidad rum cask, fractionalized into 50 share tokens on Hedera by Cask Capital — the London marketplace whose launch casks came from Scotch distilleries like Aultmore, Royal Brackla and Teaninich. Each share is an HTS token in your wallet; storage and insurance are included in the share price for the listed period. Exit either by reselling shares on the issuer's marketplace or by holding to maturity, when the cask is bottled and sold and proceeds are distributed. Hedera settlement means Prism lists it for discovery without an on-chain route.
RUM15 is a real cask of fifteen-year Trinidad rum cut into fifty $161 shares on Hedera — the kind of asset that used to require knowing a broker in the spirits trade. The structure is simple (hold the share token, resell on the issuer's marketplace, or wait for bottling and take proceeds), but everything depends on one issuer: pricing, custody, insurance and the exit venue are all Cask Capital. Treat it as a collectible position, not a liquid one.
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The shares settle on Hedera and trade only on Cask Capital's own marketplace, so Prism lists the cask for discovery and links you to the source instead of routing it.
A fractional interest in one specific aging rum cask, recorded as an HTS token — with storage and insurance included in the share price for the listed period.
Two exits: resell your shares on the issuer's marketplace, or hold until the cask is bottled and sold and the proceeds are split across the 50 shares.
Issuer concentration. The valuation, the warehouse, the insurance and the only exit venue are all one London startup — if it stops operating, the shares have no market.
