SailOut Royalty (SAIL.R): What It Is, Uses and Risks

SailOut Royalty, with the ticker SAIL.R, is a token that the project LiquidRoyalty describes as a royalty token built on Berachain. According to the project, it represents a share of cashflow taken from an e-commerce business and moved on-chain. The project presents it as a real-world asset (RWA) product, meaning it is meant to track income from an off-chain business rather than a native crypto asset such as a network fee token.

The project's own description says SAIL.R is linked to a business it calls the first to be tokenized under its program, with annual revenue above $15 million. These are the project's claims. They have not been verified in the material available for this page, so readers should treat them as statements from the issuer. The public description does not name an independent auditor or legal opinion covering the royalty arrangement.

According to the project, SAIL.R holders receive a daily payout in USDe, a dollar-pegged stablecoin issued by a separate protocol. The description says the payout is made simply for holding the token, with no staking or claiming step mentioned. The project also says more than $200,000 in royalties has been paid on-chain since the token launched in December 2025.

LiquidRoyalty also says it has a pipeline of about $200 million in cashflow through partnerships with traditional finance firms. Those partnerships and the size of the pipeline are project statements and are not confirmed by any independent source on this page. The token's stated purpose is therefore income distribution from the royalty stream, not governance or a tool for paying fees on Berachain.

At the time of writing, as of 2026-11-05, the data shows a price of about $13.79 and a market capitalization of about $20.7 million. The token ranks around 829th by market value. Circulating and total supply are both listed at about 1.5 million tokens, and no maximum supply is given. The fully diluted valuation matches the market cap, which suggests all tokens are already circulating.

The price is about 5.8% lower than a week earlier. Its all-time high was about $16.70 on 2026-04-06, and its all-time low was about $13.06 on 2026-02-23. The 24-hour trading volume is listed at roughly $4, which is extremely thin. Thin volume means a small trade can move the price a lot and that exiting a position may be hard at a quoted price. A one-year price change is not available in the data.

SAIL.R is issued on Berachain, which the data lists as its issuing chain. It is not the native token of any chain, so it does not pay for gas on Berachain. Its category listings place it among DeFi tokens, the Berachain ecosystem and yield-bearing tokens. The yield-bearing label fits the daily payout model, but the payout is in a stablecoin and its amount depends on the royalty cashflow, which is not guaranteed.

The ticker SAIL is also used by several unrelated projects, including a DAO governance token and an NFT trading protocol. Readers should confirm they are looking at the SAIL.R token on Berachain and not a different asset with a similar name before they interact with any contract.

The main risks are concentration in a single business, reliance on the project's own reporting of cashflow and payouts, and dependence on a stablecoin paid out by another issuer. If the e-commerce business's revenue falls or the arrangement is disrupted, payouts could stop. A stablecoin can also lose its peg, and smart contract bugs or bridge failures are possible on any chain. Thin trading volume adds liquidity risk, so the quoted price may not reflect what a seller would receive.

For storage, anyone holding the token should use a self-custody wallet they control and confirm the token contract address on Berachain before approving any transaction. Keep seed phrases offline and check any site asking for wallet approvals. This page does not offer buy or sell advice, and price or payout figures can change quickly.