Svettlana Chatterjee is a young leader who combines strategic vision with operational substance.
She founded CorpX, a platform that helps people transform their ideas into actual companies, providing legal, technological and financial support. In just a few years, she has led the company to collaborate with institutions and international partners, introducing artificial intelligence solutions into corporate processes and startup management. She has worked on large-scale projects across Asia, the Middle East and Africa, managing infrastructure development and economic innovation programs at the government level.
She is a recognized voice in youth entrepreneurship, with international awards and public speaking engagements, including a TEDx talk on the role of innovation and women’s leadership.
Beyond her professional profile, there is a genuine curiosity for everything that connects economics, technology and humanity. Svettlana believes that real progress begins when ideas become instruments of inclusion, not only growth. Interview with Svettlana Chatterjee – “Digital income generated from the real world”
Svettlana, blockchain is often surrounded by technical jargon. How do you interpret it from your perspective as an analyst and innovator?
For me, blockchain is a language of trust. It is the first technology capable of combining transparency, security and autonomy in a single system. Instead of asking people to believe an intermediary, it allows them to verify everything directly. It is a cultural revolution before being an economic one.
In recent years, there has been an increasing focus on the tokenization of real assets. What does this evolution represent?
It is the shift from static ownership to dynamic valorization. Tokenization not only digitalizes an asset; it places that asset in an economic system that recognizes its value in real time. It is a way to give continuous economic life to what already exists, without altering its nature.
Blotix is working on this model, linking real assets to a passive yield of 2.5%. How do you evaluate this formula?
I see it as an interesting example of sustainable finance applied to the digital domain. Blotix chose a prudent approach, anchored to moderate and verifiable returns — the 2.5% yearly — based on real assets, not on speculative mechanisms. It is a choice of seriousness in a sector where easy promises often dominate.
So, in this case, is blockchain a guarantee of transparency?
Yes, but not only that. It is also a criterion of efficiency. Blockchain makes it possible to trace every phase of the process and reduce intermediation costs. Trust becomes an objective fact, not a subjective variable. This is where technology meets ethics.
As an advisor, what stands out to you in the Blotix project in Dubai?
The ability to integrate innovation and concreteness. In Dubai, I have seen an ecosystem that does not chase technological fashion but builds a real base for the digital economy. Blotix moves in this direction: it creates bridges between investors, companies, and technologies in a pragmatic way, aligned with financial transparency principles.
How important is Dubai for an initiative of this type?
Very important. Dubai is a natural platform for regulated experimentation. It offers an environment that is favorable to innovation yet governed by clear rules and an international vision. It is a context in which hybrid economic models like Blotix — combining real and digital — can be tested with balance.
What distinguishes Blotix’s 2.5% passive yield from other DeFi models?
Precisely, its connection with reality. Here, the yield comes from a real, verifiable economy, not from internal mechanisms that multiply risk. It is a “slow” but stable income, designed to last, not to attract speculators.
More broadly, how do you see the future of the digital economy?
I see it as an interdependent ecosystem where real value and digital value sustain each other. The economy of the future will not be virtual: it will be transparent, traceable and shared. Platforms like Blotix represent a step in that direction, but the challenge will be to preserve human centrality in an increasingly automated world.
Is there a lesson that traditional finance can take from these experiences?
Yes: trust is no longer a matter of belief, but a technical fact. Transparency can be programmed. When technology is placed in the service of clarity, finance becomes understandable and accessible again.
A final thought on the future you imagine?
I like to think of an economy where profits do not measure progress, but by continuity and participation. If blockchain and models like Blotix remain human in their function, then digital can truly become a language of freedom — not of distance.
A concluding thought by Svettlana Chatterjee
The future will be a blend of reality and digital. Assets and ideas will be able to live in both worlds, generating value in a transparent and accessible way. When used with conscience, technology does not replace human beings. It gives them more time and more freedom. Real innovation is not the accumulation of wealth. It is the ability to find the right balance between value and life.