Crosdale, inc (d/b/a xDALE) are purveyors of intellectual property such as distributed apps a/k/a d-apps, for e.g. (ERC721 NFT's and ERC20 STO Tokens and smart-contracts). Hypso allows the user to mint NFTs and link to a human-readable GUI (graphical user interface) such as a hosted webpage. They represent your assets that you hold for sale or lease. Sale or lease transactions are confirmed by declared agreements that are made visible on your web page. These agreements are not merely written as text, they are coded as immutable computer programs that are trustless Agreements inasmuch as they require no third party witness in order to be enforceable. There are 3 categories of such xDALE Agreements : (Category-1) A Subscription Agreement; (Category-2) A Deed Agreement; (Category-3) A Shareholder Agreement. Furthermore, These assets can be defined only by your web page Administrator. As types, they can be physical products, and may need to be delivered as per the buyer’s shipping information; Or, they can be digital products, such as online documents, images, etc. and can be downloaded. A Token will be minted after associating it with the underlying asset of your choosing. Your End-users (such as your clients) will be required to make full payment on any transaction. Only then will the token be transferred to their linked wallet. The ‘For-Lease’ dApp Basically, this is a subscription d-App. A Lease is treated as an annual subscription purchase broken up into small monthly payables. The owner never relinquishes the title to the underlying asset. Illustration: As an owner of a building, I can lease a unit in the building for 1 year. The Agreement is for the assessed value of 12 x $3,000 or $36,000. I commit to sell 1 token per month to a specific buyer for a guaranteed crypto equivalent of $3,000 each. That is recited in the Annual subscription Agreement. I can do the same for the annual subscription of anything; For instance, a publication subscription.