Tokenization of Real World Assets is accelerating fast. With regulation, infrastructure, and market demand aligning, 2025/26 marks the breakout phase for digital assets like real estate — shifting tokenization from pilots to real-world scale.
Tokenization promised to unlock liquidity in real estate — but most platforms still fall short. Oceanpoint, Blocksquare’s new architecture, offers a modular design that separates governance, liquidity, and marketplaces. Could this be the blueprint for real-world trading of tokenized property?
Last week, on July 7, two senators, Cynthia M. Lummis (Republican, Wyoming) and Kirsten E. Gillibrand (Democrat, New York), introduced legislation to regulate digital assets. So what? The bill can be assessed here Exiting times, more to come, stay tuned …
Virtually any real asset can be mapped on a DLT system through tokenization. According to a WEF estimate, 10% of global GDP will be stored on the blockchain in 2027, around USD 9.38 trillion. Even if these dimensions will not be reached as quickly, it is quite obvious that this and the underlying Blockchain technology
