How Blockchain Technology Improves Liquidity in the Real Estate Industry?

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Real estate is one of the vastly spread industries which is currently facing a bit of downfall due to the many challenges involved with the business. One of the major challenges among them is “illiquidity”. In the traditional real estate business, the properties and assets such as stocks, bonds, etc, cannot be easily sold or converted into cash. This makes the process long, tedious and ends up in solid loss. This is where “Tokenization” comes into play. Tokenization is set to be the hope for future investors that reduces illiquidity and also many other challenges involved, ensuring a smooth, successful business. The demand and popularity for tokenized assets are rapidly growing by each day, and it is believed to disrupt the real estate industry.

What is tokenization? How asset tokenization improves liquidity than ever before?

Tokenization is the process of converting assets into digitized tokens which are sold in exchange for other digital currencies or fiat money. The tokenized assets represent the value of an individual property or a basket of properties. The tokens are backed by blockchain technology, which helps control, secure, verify transactions and completely protect the investor’s interest with a chain of blocks coded with cryptography.

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