Travaleo and Aurami Capital Position Digital Branded Luxury Real Estate for Institutional Capital Wave

Travaleo, the branded luxury real estate digital investment platform of Genesis Holdings, Inc. (OTC: GNIS), and Aurami Capital have announced a strategic partnership to position themselves as a destination for institutional and digitally-driven capital as the Clarity Act moves toward potential effectiveness. The companies believe that clearer digital-asset market structure will accelerate the reallocation of capital toward high-quality digitalized real-world assets, and they have structured their platform, developer relationships, and asset focus to meet that demand. With global liquidity conditions evolving, including shifts in the yen carry trade and Japan's role as a major holder of Treasuries, the need for scalable, regulated private-sector channels for capital allocation has become more important. The Clarity Act, once fully effective, enables larger, more transparent participation in both short-term government securities and, over time, digitalized real assets.

High-end branded luxury real estate has long served as a preferred liquidity sink for global high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth capital. By digitalizing this specific segment, Travaleo and Aurami Capital aim to make these assets more transparent, fractional, and usable for larger institutional pools seeking differentiated real-asset exposure as regulatory clarity improves. The strategy rests on three elements: direct partnerships with investment managers and wealth management firms across Miami, the United States, and Latin America; Aurami Capital's established priority access to leading Miami developers specializing in branded luxury, including Related Group and Terra Group; and the placement of these assets onto compliant digital investment infrastructure. Together, these create a differentiated offering in a category that already attracts and retains concentrated wealth.

Oscar Brito, CEO of Genesis Holdings and Co-CEO of Travaleo, emphasized that Clarity Act effectiveness is the practical inflection point, and that large pools of capital will look for high-quality, transparent, digitalized real assets once rules are clear. Hans Baumgartner, CEO of Aurami Capital and Co-CEO of Travaleo, added that very few platforms combine deep relationships with top branded-luxury developers in Miami with institutional-grade digital investment infrastructure. The partnership focuses capital formation on partnerships with investment managers, wealth management firms, and real estate investment firms, and digitalizing proven branded luxury portfolios is intended to create a structural differentiator that attracts additional institutional interest. All offerings remain limited to accredited or otherwise qualified investors under applicable securities exemptions, with full KYC/AML processes and transfer restrictions. The partnership continues to prioritize disciplined asset selection, operator accountability, and the creation of a recognizable investment category in anticipation of institutional capital flows that clearer regulation and shifting global demand patterns are expected to unlock. For more information, visit https://auramicapital.com/ and https://www.travaleo.com/.