That starts with a go-to-community plan that sets community up as a strategic priority, just like go-to-market. By committing to a team, budget, and tooling that will help make community a first-class competency, you’ll create value for your users.
Although the mass adoption of cryptocurrency and other blockchain technologies is still at its nascent stage, it’ll inevitably be the future of how we work, live, and play. And as a real estate tech enthusiast or investor, you’ll want to be at the forefront of it all.
Blockchain’s influence on the real estate industry is still developing. However, in a few years, thanks to the number of innovations currently in the works, it’ll be safe to say blockchain rejuvenated the real estate industry.
What you’re seeing around the industry are canaries in the coal mine. Real estate tends to lag because it’s a highly regulated industry, which isn’t a bad thing. But it doesn’t mean that it’s not going to be disrupted, because it will.
-There are many benefits of using blockchain technology in real estate. From title transfers to price negotiations, blockchain technology offers a simple and secure way to perform complex real estate transactions.