✔️Real world assets & tokenization

Just as the need for simplicity, transparency and equity in real estate markets becomes more urgent, we have seen momentum building around real-world asset tokenization.

For example.

• "We estimate asset tokenization will reach USD$16T by 2030" Boston Consulting Group, 12/9/22.

• “The next generation for markets and securities will be tokenization.” BlackRock CEO, Larry Fink, 1/12/22

• “There will be a wave of growth in DAO-governed real-world-asset backed stablecoins” Vitalik Buterin, 5/12/22

Real-world assets use tangible assets, such as real estate or commodities, to back digital tokens or other forms of cryptocurrencies. This can bring benefits to investors and businesses in both traditional and crypto industries.

For investors, real-world assets can provide improved stability, increased liquidity, greater accessibility, reduced volatility, and increased transparency, making investment opportunities more appealing and trustworthy.

For businesses, real-world assets can offer new opportunities for fundraising, as well as increase transparency and trust in their business models, potentially attracting more investors.

In traditional finance, real-world assets can attract new investors, provide diversification, increase liquidity, and drive innovation. In the crypto industry, real-world assets can bridge the gap between traditional finance and digital currencies, providing a more secure and stable investment option.

The use of real-world assets can benefit investors and businesses by providing more stable and trustworthy investment opportunities, increasing transparency, and driving innovation in both traditional and crypto industries.

Real-estate: first among equals

The aggregate value of real-estate is more than the combined value of all other tangible assets. So finding a way to establish a lasting and scale-able way of connecting real-estate and digital currencies is not only important to driving efficiencies into real-estate markets. It will be a significant step in the maturity of the crypto industry.

Because real estate makes up a substantial proportion of the real-world asset base, connecting it with digital currencies will contribute to a larger digital currency asset base and increasing their use in the real economy.