We think Blockchain is a movement to reimagine business through trust, transparency and collaboration.

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Over the last decade, Blockchain has evolved with the development of new platforms, applications, consortia, and partnerships.

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Blockchain technology has applications for many sectors. In the last few years, we have witnessed successful initiatives in the area of payments, energy, real estate, healthcare, supply chain, entertainment, art, and more.

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One of the advantages of distributed ledger technology, including blockchain, is the potential for dividing assets and facilitating or replicating transactions through the medium of a smart contract. Tokenization converts the stored value in one physical or intangible object into a token that can be manipulated on a blockchain.

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In the case of real estate tokens, these are digital securities - financial instruments represented using blockchain tokens - granting exposure to an underlying real estate asset or real estate development project. With real estate tokens have all the benefits of digital securities: they are cheap to issue, can be sold directly to investors, and help provide much needed liquidity.

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The fractional ownership aspect of real estate tokenization opens the market to a much wider investing public. The result potentially could lead to greater access for ordinary investors to take a stake in assets that they ordinarily wouldn’t be able to purchase through existing means.

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Real estate tokenization allows property owners to issue tokens through blockchain platforms. These tokens represent a certain number of shares for some real estate asset.

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Other investors can purchase these tokens, and by doing that, they become partial owners of that asset, which further allows them to be involved in cash flows and asset appreciation.

 

At the same time, they have the freedom to sell any amount of their shares whenever they want, and they can do this even through some other online markets.