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THINK EBAY OR OPENSEA BUT FOR REAL ESTATE.

The only way this is going to become normalized is when and if local land laws are amended to allow for NFTs to certify title. Which might be a great idea because it would probably ease a lot of the recording issues that happen at title companies, and possibly even make title insurance cheaper.

- By and large delegation has been a successful at improving efficiency, and I’m hopeful we’re on on the cusp of a second, more radical phase of experimentation involving NFTs.- In many cases, governance participation is the only utility for a token. Removing that right renders the token completely worthless. Token-based governance also a... See more

-Facilitate The Distribution Of Information

-Accept and send payments in crypto-Embrace the world of proptech-Diversify your portfolio with digital real estate-Process property transfers and title changes with smart contracts

2.Projects are built around the stakeholder’s needs, and the goal is to create the most shared value between the maximum number of people.

-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.

The biggest benefit of technology – especially cloud-based technology – is its ability to integrate with each other. Proptech devices like smart locks and video intercoms are already internet-connected. And most resident and property information can easily be transferred onto a secure blockchain, the software that NFTs live on. So, installing propt... See more