Builders are calling $500,000 zero-lot-line boxes “starter homes.”
Meanwhile 71% of Floridians can’t afford new construction.
This isn’t a housing shortage.
It’s a delusional pricing problem.
Builders optimize for three constraints: execution continuity, settlement determinism, and controllable unit cost.
Miss one, and it’s still a demo. Metis has this triangle locked: execution, settlement, and standards coordinated on one chain.
For builders, execution layers decide whether work runs; attribution and distribution layers decide where money flows.
One governs throughput, the other governs order. DAT and iDAO make throughput and order simultaneously enforceable—on-chain, automatically.
AI builders need global access. Infra providers need margins. Data creators need proof. None of them have a storage layer built for it.
Come find us at booth E11.