PDCNs are particularly geared toward the following groups:

1. Cash Flow Positive Businesses

   Established companies with predictable earnings can leverage PDCNs as an alternative to securing traditional debt and attracting private credit options. This unlocks working capital or funding expansion plans without diluting equity. The perpetual nature and yield-bearing structure of PDCNs allow for flexibility in managing debt capital while minimizing refinancing risk.

2. Growth-Stage Companies with Imminent Revenue

   Businesses with clear product-market fit and robust revenue forecasts over the next 12 months can issue PDCNs backed by projected cash flow, staked digital assets, tokenized real world assets as collateral, or performance-based milestones. This structure helps unlock capital in advance of growth, enabling speed to market, product expansion, or team scaling.

3. Companies Pursuing Strategic Acquisitions or LBOs

   PDCNs are well-suited for financing strategic acquisitions, especially in leveraged buyout (LBO) scenarios. Whether acquiring a competitor, expanding into a new vertical, or rolling up multiple assets under one corporate umbrella, businesses can issue PDCNs to fund the deal, staking digital assets or tokenized real-world assets and distributing yield to PDCN holders daily via Yield Tokens.

4. Real Estate Companies and Asset Aggregators

   Real estate firms targeting revenue-generating commercial, industrial, or mixed-use properties can use PDCNs to raise acquisition debt capital without relying on traditional lending institutions. With income from leased properties covering the yield for a PDCN, issuers can attract institutional and DeFi-native debt capital or private credit lenders, funds or managers.

5. Private Venture and Investment Funds

   Venture capital and private equity funds can raise debt capital through private credit markets through PDCNs to complement their equity financing strategies. This allows funds to preserve upside in their portfolio companies while gaining access to flexible leverage. In many cases, funds can collateralize the PDCN with fund assets, staked digital assets, management fees, or limited partner commitments.

6. Specialized Vehicles and Infrastructure Projects

   Project-based companies or infrastructure developments that offer long-term, revenue-generating potential, such as energy, transportation, or digital infrastructure, can issue PDCNs to front-load debt financing while offering stable yield to private credit lenders, funds or managers.