The Blocksquare project (on Ethereum) and the firm Vera Capital plan to tokenize real estate in the USA for $1 billion.

Now you can buy a 'share' in a hotel, office, or house through blockchain and earn income — as if you own part of the building. Everything is arranged through a smart contract, quickly and without paperwork.

What does this give an ordinary person?

1. Access. You don't need to be a millionaire — you can even buy a part.

2. Speed. No lawyers or notaries — everything is in the blockchain.

3. Liquidity. Want — sell the token without waiting for the entire asset to be sold.

Which coins might grow?

– BLOCKSQUARE (BST) — the main token of the project.

– Ethereum ($ETH ) — everything is built on it.

– Projects from the RWA sector: Chainlink, Polymesh, Centrifuge, and others.

Where is all this going?

The world is digitizing everything:

homes, land, gold, oil... even air and water.

Under the guise of 'accessibility' comes total control.

You do not own — you just hold a token that can be frozen, reset, or have its terms rewritten.

Question:

Do you really own something,

if your property lives in someone else's smart contract?

P.S. Real estate in tokens = need for instant settlements

→ Instant settlements = demand for tokens like $XRP $ALGO