Diaspora capital · Nigerian cooperatives · USDC
Birdpreneur
Invest in the harvest back home. Birdpreneur connects Africans abroad to managed production cycles through vetted farm cooperatives — funded and settled in stablecoins, verified by agents on the ground.
~$2.5M
in farm sponsorships
2,000+
small-scale farmers supported
4,000
acres across eight states
150,000+
chickens raised
5
supported production categories
How it works
From a wallet abroad to a cooperative field — and back.
- Step 01
Diaspora USDC funding
Investors in Houston, London or Toronto commit USDC to a defined production cycle after KYC.
- Step 02
Cooperative production
A vetted cooperative enrolls members and coordinates the season. Farmers never touch crypto.
- Step 03
Verified inputs & monitoring
Birdpreneur pays suppliers directly. Field agents verify delivery, stand counts, GPS and drone passes.
- Step 04
Off-take sales
Harvest is aggregated and sold to identified mills and processors under pre-arranged agreements.
- Step 05
Stablecoin settlement
Sale proceeds repay principal plus any earned return to the investor's wallet in USDC.
Cooperative cycles
Current & upcoming opportunities
Honest risk disclosure
Farming carries real risk. Stablecoins don't remove it.
Returns come from the underlying production and sales. We show a downside, base and upside projection for every cycle — never a guaranteed yield — and we will report results, including losses.
Weather
Drought, flooding and erratic rainfall can cut yields across a whole cycle.
Market & FX
Crop prices and the naira/dollar rate can move between funding and sale.
Buyer default
Off-takers may pay late or renegotiate. We diversify buyers where possible.
Insurance
Each cycle carries agricultural index or multi-peril cover for 70–75% of input cost — not 100% of principal.
Typical downside projection
−5% to −8%
Typical base projection
12% – 14%
Management fee
2% of principal
Your Birdpreneur workspace.
Investors, field agents and administrators access their assigned workspaces.