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Tokenized Property is Here — and $XRP is Leading the Charge!

Crypto lawyer John Deaton just reminded the world of a massive XRPL advantage most overlooked — and Dubai just proved him right.

The Dubai Land Department (DLD) has officially launched its first real estate tokenization platform on the XRP Ledger — allowing residents to buy shares of property via blockchain.

Can’t buy the whole house? No problem.
Now you can own a piece of real estate — just like buying stock — all thanks to XRPL’s real-world asset (RWA) design, built way back in 2012.

Key Highlights:

XRPL had the world’s first DEX

Specifically designed for RWA tokenization

Now powering a $16 billion vision for Dubai’s property market by 2033

John Deaton says it best:

> “What people fail to realize is XRPL was made for this.”

With Dubai embracing the XRPL for real estate, XRP isn't just a coin — it's becoming infrastructure.
And with DeFi, RWA, and real estate converging, $XRP is set for prime-time.

Don’t sleep on the ledger that’s been awake since 2012.
The future of property is tokenized — and it's running on XRP.

#XRPL #xrp #RWAs #Write2Earn $WCT

Listen, the interesting news is that Dubai has launched a pilot project on tokenization of real estate, and this could seriously change the rules of the game in the market. More than 3,000 investors have already queued up to participate! Imagine, instead of buying an apartment or an office entirely, you can now buy a "share" through tokens. It's like stocks, only in real estate.
The project was launched on March 16, and it is the first of its kind in the Middle East and North Africa region. The main engine here is the Dubai Land Department (DLD), which works together with Prypco Mint and Ctrl Alt. First, they tokenized state property, and now they want to give investors the opportunity to buy shares in these facilities. So far, only residents with an Emirates ID card can participate, but there is a huge interest in the project.
What is important is that all this is happening under the control of major regulators: in addition to DLD, the project is supported by the Dubai Future Foundation, VARA (this is the local regulator of virtual assets) and even the Central Bank of the UAE. This increases trust and can protect against situations like the one that recently happened in the United States with Unicoin, when investors were simply deceived.
Another important point is technology. The XRP Ledger (XRPL) blockchain from Ripple was chosen for tokenization. This is not the most "popular" blockchain in the field of smart contracts, but Ripple is actively promoting it for tokenization of real assets (RWAs). They have already invested millions of dollars in funds and bonds placed on XRPL, so the choice is logical. In addition, Ripple has recently received a license to provide payment services in Dubai.
And here's the interesting thing: The world is currently tokenizing mainly financial products — stocks, bonds, but real estate is still difficult. Therefore, Dubai can really become the first to massively introduce tokenization in this sector. $3 billion worth of real estate has already been tokenized, and this is just the beginning. Forecasts say that by 2033, this market could grow to $16 billion.
This approach, especially with the participation of the State, can become an example for other countries. It is safer, more transparent and gives access to more investors. Especially against the background of scandals with private companies.
So, what do you think — can Dubai really become a world leader in real estate tokenization?
#XRPL #Ripple #CryptoNewss #xrp

#Dubai has officially stepped into the future of property ownership. In a first-of-its-kind move for the Middle East, the Dubai Land Department (DLD) has launched a tokenized real estate investment project in partnership with Ctrl Alt, a company that specializes in digital asset infrastructure.
The project was launched on Sunday and is being rolled out with support from the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA), the Dubai Future Foundation, and PRYPCO. It introduces a new model of property ownership where investors can buy fractional stakes in real estate, recorded and verified on a public blockchain.
Ctrl Alt has taken on the role of tokenization partner, working alongside DLD to build a secure system that places property title deeds on the blockchain. The platform of choice is the XRP Ledger (#XRPL ), known for its speed, low costs, and track record of handling digital assets for over a decade.
What makes this project significant is the way it connects Dubai’s official property records with the new blockchain-based system. Ctrl Alt has integrated directly with DLD’s infrastructure, ensuring that traditional records and digital tokens remain synchronized. That means if you buy a share of a property digitally, the change is officially reflected in government records.
Through this system, ownership can be divided into smaller, affordable portions. Anyone holding an Emirates ID can now invest in real estate with as little as AED 2,000. The platform, PRYPCO Mint, is already live and available to investors at mint.prypco.com.
The initiative is part of Dubai’s broader push toward digital transformation under its Real Estate Sector Strategy 2033 and the Dubai Economic Agenda (D33). Both plans emphasize innovation, global competitiveness, and opening up traditional sectors like real estate to a wider group of investors.
According to projections tied to the project, tokenized real estate could represent up to AED 60 billion (roughly $16 billion) of Dubai’s total property transactions by 2033. That would account for around 7% of the market.
Matt Ong, the founder and CEO of Ctrl Alt, commented on the launch: “We’ve been working closely with the DLD on this project for some time, and we’re delighted to be taking this major step together to bring real estate investment to a wider audience. Dubai’s leadership in embracing next-generation financial technologies is truly world-class and this project is a powerful signal of what’s to come.”
For now, the project is being seen as a pilot, but one with serious potential to change how people invest in and own property in Dubai and beyond.
#xrp #Ripple #MarketPullback $XRP

Listen, the interesting news is that Dubai has launched a pilot project on tokenization of real estate, and this could seriously change the rules of the game in the market. More than 3,000 investors have already queued up to participate! Imagine, instead of buying an apartment or an office entirely, you can now buy a "share" through tokens. It's like stocks, only in real estate.
The project was launched on March 16, and it is the first of its kind in the Middle East and North Africa region. The main engine here is the Dubai Land Department (DLD), which works together with Prypco Mint and Ctrl Alt. First, they tokenized state property, and now they want to give investors the opportunity to buy shares in these facilities. So far, only residents with an Emirates ID card can participate, but there is a huge interest in the project.
What is important is that all this is happening under the control of major regulators: in addition to DLD, the project is supported by the Dubai Future Foundation, VARA (this is the local regulator of virtual assets) and even the Central Bank of the UAE. This increases trust and can protect against situations like the one that recently happened in the United States with Unicoin, when investors were simply deceived.
Another important point is technology. The XRP Ledger (XRPL) blockchain from Ripple was chosen for tokenization. This is not the most "popular" blockchain in the field of smart contracts, but Ripple is actively promoting it for tokenization of real assets (RWAs). They have already invested millions of dollars in funds and bonds placed on XRPL, so the choice is logical. In addition, Ripple has recently received a license to provide payment services in Dubai.
And here's the interesting thing: The world is currently tokenizing mainly financial products — stocks, bonds, but real estate is still difficult. Therefore, Dubai can really become the first to massively introduce tokenization in this sector. $3 billion worth of real estate has already been tokenized, and this is just the beginning. Forecasts say that by 2033, this market could grow to $16 billion.
This approach, especially with the participation of the State, can become an example for other countries. It is safer, more transparent and gives access to more investors. Especially against the background of scandals with private companies.
So, what do you think — can Dubai really become a world leader in real estate tokenization?
#XRPL #Ripple #CryptoNewss #xrp