DeepGreenX is a Canadian holding company that currently operates a green logistics and commodity trading business in China, and is attempting to pivot into a blockchain-based tokenization platform. The existing business manages supply chain and logistics services for commodity customers — primarily metals — in China, advising them on transitioning to more sustainable supply chains. The core revenue model is buying and selling bulk commodities on behalf of customers, but this is an extremely low-margin operation that is not economically self-sustaining. DeepGreenX's intended future business is the DXG RWA Factory, a software platform designed to convert sustainability and real-world asset data into tokenized digital financial instruments — including carbon credits, renewable energy certificates, and other asset-backed tokens — that can then be traded on digital asset exchanges. The proposed platform has three revenue streams: subscription and usage fees from customers digitizing their sustainability data, trading commissions from monetizing the resulting tokens, and direct RWA certificate trading from tokenizing physical assets like forests and energy infrastructure. The platform has not yet been built, has generated no revenue, and has no regulatory approvals. DeepGreenX is majority-controlled by Lan Yang through several holding vehicles, and the company is entirely dependent on related-party loans from her affiliated entity, Sun Seven Stars Investment Group, which has committed up to $75M to fund operations. The company's auditors have issued a going concern opinion.