2026-01-15 11:26:55

Going Global with On-Chain Property: How 2025 Shaped the Real Estate Tokenization Movement

Last year was all about boots on the ground. Our team criss-crossed the globe—from government offices to investment firms, from partner organizations to property developers. The mission was straightforward: lay the groundwork for a genuine tokenized real estate infrastructure.

It wasn't just meetings and handshakes either. We were establishing the actual operational foundation needed to make property tokenization work at scale. Talking to regulators, understanding investor appetite, mapping developer incentives—all the unglamorous but absolutely critical legwork that separates working projects from vaporware.

The takeaway? Real estate meets crypto, and the infrastructure is finally getting serious. 2025 showed us that when you put in the work with the right stakeholders, the ecosystem starts to take shape.

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MEVSandwichVictim

· 01-18 08:24

Finally, someone has brought the tokenization of real estate down to earth and implemented it; previously, it was just all talk. --- Traveling around the world and dealing with regulatory agencies is really exhausting, but this is the real deal. --- To put it simply, it's about laying down the pipelines. Without these annoying infrastructures, even the best vision is just air coins. --- What does last year's pace count for? The real test is after 2025; having stakeholders alone is not enough. --- NGL, dealing with government departments is more torturous than coding, but someone has to do it. --- Tokenizing real estate is really not an easy task; tokenization is just the threshold, the regulatory hell that follows is the real test. --- This approach looks solid, but can it truly scale and land? I'll wait and see. --- Daily meetings and conferences—this is what they call infrastructure? Still, it depends on actual transaction volume.

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pumpamentalist

· 01-16 02:46

Finally, someone is getting down to real work, not just bragging. For real estate tokenization to be implemented, it truly depends on good communication with regulatory authorities, investors, and developers.

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MerkleDreamer

· 01-15 20:17

Finally, someone has spoken out about the dirty work involved in real estate tokenization, not just bragging, but showing real results.

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RugResistant

· 01-15 11:58

Finally, someone has spoken out about the dirty and tedious work involved in real estate tokenization. It's not just about PPTs and fundraising press releases; now that's reliable.

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P2ENotWorking

· 01-15 11:56

Finally, someone is doing real work, not just bragging.

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PositionPhobia

· 01-15 11:54

Hmm... another story of "finally getting serious." By the way, do we still hear less about this kind of regulatory research and investor dialogues? How many of them can truly be implemented? --- The boots have finally landed? Don't rush, I want to see the story in 2026 a bit more. --- Hmm, this is the legendary "laying the foundation." But the road of RWA... it's really hard to say how far it can go. --- Traveling around the world discussing infrastructure sounds ambitious. The problem is, are the regulators really ready? --- Is infrastructure getting serious? Bro, the real test is just beginning. --- Honestly, this kind of "we are doing the right thing" narrative, hearing it too often is a bit tiring... but someone really needs to push it.

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GateUser-e51e87c7

· 01-15 11:46

Someone is finally getting things done, not just shouting slogans. Tokenization of real estate really requires this down-to-earth attitude. --- How is the attitude on the regulatory side? It seems like this is the real bottleneck. --- Alright, finally seeing a project that doesn't just talk nonsense and dares to have real discussions with regulators. --- This is what I mean: once the infrastructure is in place, the ecosystem will naturally develop. --- But how much can actually be implemented? Let’s wait and see. --- I just want to know if it will become the next big thing in the end. --- I’ve talked with the developers, and they are really working hard. I still have a lot of confidence in that. --- Laying down the infrastructure is a good thing, but will investors really come in? --- Web3 real estate will indeed have some movement by 2025, not just hype.

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ParallelChainMaxi

· 01-15 11:42

Finally, someone has explained real estate tokenization clearly. It's not just about bragging; you need to do the hard work. --- Real infrastructure is just like this—meeting with the government, discussing regulators, understanding developers' intentions. That’s the real deal. --- After traveling around the world last year, this is the progress we’ve made. It’s a bit tough, but this is the rhythm of crypto×real world. --- To put it simply, infrastructure matters. A bunch of "virtual" projects should have died long ago. --- Is this being taken seriously, or are we going to talk about it for another three years... --- Building infrastructure worldwide—this time, real estate tokenization might truly take off.

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TokenUnlocker

· 01-15 11:35

This time it's really not a PPT project; we need to see if real money will be invested later on.

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