Blocksquare hits $100M in tokenized real estate with launch of Oceanpoint v0.5
Blockchain-based tokenization platform, Blocksquare, today said it has crossed a milestone with the tokenization of $100 million worth of real estate properties, coinciding with the launch of its new DeFi launchpad, Oceanpoint v0.5.
This setup allows community members to support tokenization marketplace operators and earn rewards. The initiative also offers start-ups discounts on Blocksquare's SaaS solutions to help them launch and grow their ventures. Blocksquare says its legal structure is validated by the first notarized tokenized real estate transaction on the EU land registry, which is a crucial element in its capability to perform secure on-chain operations.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Banxa Adds Tokenized Real Estate Platform Blocksquare’s BST Token to Fiat CheckoutCrypto Blog
Read more »
Blocksquare's BST Token Now Integrated by Banxa PlatformWith new listing, investors will be able to purchase BST on Banxa using Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay and Google Wallet as payment instruments
Read more »
Alaska Senate panel strips $100M tax increase on Hilcorp from carbon storage billThe provision to increase taxes on the operator of Prudhoe Bay was removed after a fierce lobbying campaign.
Read more »
Crypto super PACs have raised more than $100M, report saysPolitical groups tied to the cryptocurrency industry have raised more than $102 million to spend on the upcoming U.S. congressional elections in order to elevate candidates who are friendly to digital assets, according to a report from Public Citizen.
Read more »
Bitcoin still lacks $60K support as BTC price nears $100M liquidity zoneBTC price volatility may return with a $100 million liquidity cloud appearing overhead as Bitcoin edges higher.
Read more »
Trump faces potential $100M IRS bill after audit of Chicago skyscraper losses: ReportDonald Trump may face an IRS bill of over $100 million after an audit indicates he double-dipped on tax losses tied to a Chicago skyscraper. a report says.
Read more »