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Permanent Capital Structure

Definition

Permanent capital structure refers to the long-term funding sources that support a business’s operations. In the context of digital assets, this describes the combination of equity-like tokens, stablecoin reserves, and other long-duration digital liabilities that provide enduring financial backing for a decentralized autonomous organization or a digital asset enterprise. It represents the foundational capital that is not expected to be repaid in the short term, allowing for sustained development and strategic initiatives. This structure is crucial for long-term viability and growth.