Performance Update: ASX' Two Sold Out Yield-Bearing NFT Collections

ASX, an early stage crypto project seeking to marry the benefits of traditional real estate investment with the advantages of blockchain technology, has demonstrated exceptional strength in 2025, while other young Web3 platforms have struggled.

This strength has been typified, not only by its ability to sell out not one but two NFT collections in the space of just a few months, but further by the performance of said collections in the period to follow.

In this article, we take a closer look at these collections and how they are faring as we enter the final quarter of what has been a turbulent year for the cryptocurrency markets.

Context: ASX’ Yield Bearing NFTs

So called ‘Yield Bearing NFTs’ constitute ASX’ flagship product.

Unlike traditional NFTs (as seen in the 2021/22) crypto bull market, ASX’ NFTs derive their value from an underlying investment into premium US real estate properties. These properties are hand-picked by the project’s team of veteran US real estate investors.

As well as gaining access to any appreciation exhibited by said US properties, holders of ASX’ NFTs also gain access to monthly yield distributions, derived predominantly from the rental income that these high-occupancy properties earn on a rolling basis.

The first of these two collections launched by ASX is backed by investment in the Mountain View Apartment Complex in Arkansas. Said collection sold out less than an hour into the mint’s official public round, back in June 2025.

The latter collection, minted out in August 2025, is supported by investment into the Franklin Jefferson Candlelight Apartment Complex in Warrensburg, Missouri.

So, without further ado, let’s take a closer look at how each of the collections have performed thus far…

Performance Update: Mountain View Apartment NFTs

[Data source: ASX’ ‘Mountain View Apartments NFT Performance Report’ on X/Twitter]

“Supported by real-world multifamily real-estate backing, ongoing monthly yield distributions, and steady holder demand, the Mountain View collection demonstrates how real-estate-linked digital assets can hedge volatility while offering both capital preservation and income utility”, wrote ASX.

Since launching in June of 2025 amidst mass demand, holders of ASX’ first collection of yield bearing NFTs have already benefited from a full four yield distributions, dispersed in the form of automated airdrops.

This several month-long track record may, in part, be behind the collections strong performance thus far.

Launched at a price of 20 $CORE tokens, the most recent executed sale for the collections saw an NFT purchased for some 26.164  $CORE, equating to a 30.82% $CORE-denominated price increase since launch, ASX noted in its report.

Meanwhile, the floor price at ASX’ time of writing stood at an even higher 26.33 $CORE - a nearly 32% $CORE-denominated increase from mint prices.

The project puts this performance down to the asset underlying the NFT itself, with the monthly cash yield providing “intrinsic value support, helping sustain valuation even through downturns”.

As previously mentioned, the collection has already made four yield distributions to its holders at $0.06 per NFT, in line with the collections 7.2% APY based on a $10 mint price.

ASX’ Mountain View Apartment NFTs are currently available on the secondary market and can be accessed here.

[It is worth noting that ASX’ two recent performance reports each use the $CORE token as a value benchmark, rather than USD directly.]

Performance Update: Franklin Jefferson Candlelight NFTs

[Data source: ASX’ ‘FJC Apartments NFT Performance Report’ on X/Twitter]

“the ASX.Capital FJC Apartments NFT has demonstrated exceptional strength as a Core-denominated store of value, appreciating significantly even while broader crypto markets have struggled”, wrote ASX.

ASX also reported strong performance for its second NFT collection, which sold out on August 25th, 2025.

According to the report, following a mint price of also 20 $CORE, the most recent executed sale for an ‘FJC’ NFT was for some 31.25 $CORE tokens, reflecting a whopping 56.25% $CORE-denominated increase.

The report also states a post-sale floor price of some 100 $CORE, translating to a staggering 400% (or 5x) $CORE-denominated price increase based on mint price. 

ASX’ ‘FJC’ collection is several weeks newer than its previous collection, meaning the collection has undertaken just two yield distributions so far. However, these distributions have been smooth and successful, each distributing $0.0708 per NFT, reflecting its APY of 8.5% based on mint price.

ASX’ Franklin Jefferson Candlelight NFTs are currently available on the secondary market and can be accessed here.

Hedging Against Market Volatility with ASX

As well as highlighting some interesting price action for its two collections, ASX’ reports further discuss its collections’ ability to allow investors a so-called ‘hedge’ against the famously unpredictable cryptocurrency market.

In the reports, ASX highlights four key elements that allow its NFTs to fulfil this purpose, those being…

1. Core-denominated strength: Both ASX’ collections are minted on the Core blockchain and this allows said NFTs to behave “like a store of value in the base token unit that matters to holders”.
2. Real Assets: Unlike most NFTs, ASX’ are backed by assets unrelated to crypto, giving them some robustness in the face of cryptocurrency’s volatility. 
3. Cashflow Support: The monthly yield distributions for ASX’ NFTs set them apart from other crypto assets - “The monthly distributions, while small, are non-zero fundamentals that reduce reliance on momentum and sentiment”.
4. Holder Interest: “Stable floor pricing and executed transactions signal sustained confidence in the asset class”.

These are just some of the elements that appear to make the ASX NFT collections unique. However, these traits are further complimented by the collections’ unique artwork, as well as other less tangible benefits such as its community of ‘Lords’ (short for ‘Landlords’) and their ability to gain access to exclusive perks such as a private Discord server.

Resources

• ASX’ Official Franklin Jefferson Candlelight Apartment NFT Report.
• ASX’ Official Mountain View Apartment NFT Report.