The Problem

The Problem: Infrastructure Financing's $7 Trillion Liquidity Crisis

• The global data center industry faces an unprecedented financing challenge that threatens to constrain the digital economy's growth trajectory. With McKinsey projecting $6.7 trillion in capital expenditures required by 2030, traditional financing mechanisms are fundamentally inadequate to meet this scale of demand. Data centers require massive upfront investments - often exceeding $500 million per facility - yet these capital-intensive assets remain illiquid and inaccessible to most investors, creating a significant barrier between available capital and infrastructure needs.

• Current financing models force smaller operators into complex joint ventures and hybrid structures to secure funding, while institutional investors seeking infrastructure exposure face minimum investment thresholds in the millions and 18-36 month development cycles before seeing returns. This creates a critical liquidity gap where data center operators struggle to access capital efficiently, while billions in institutional and retail capital remains locked out of one of the fastest-growing infrastructure sectors. The result is a supply-demand imbalance where 95% of investors plan to increase data center allocations in 2025, yet power constraints and financing bottlenecks limit actual deployment, leaving tremendous economic value trapped in illiquid, fragmented ownership structures.

In summary, the market lacks a fully compliant, asset-backed, stable-yield vehicle. DeFi protocols tout yields but often involve hidden risks or incomplete collateral, while most RWA efforts to date remain siloed, illiquid, or experimental. Mizzle.Fi is designed to solve these problems by solely investing in rigorously vetted, revenue-generating infrastructure and lending assets, enforcing clear legal ownership, and providing investors with transparent, predictable returns via blockchain smart contracts.