3. Fractionalized InvestmentReal estate has historically been an Illiquid asset, which is one of the reasons it has been less accessible for investment by people in lower economic brackets.
Although tokenized real estate has been in the making for quite some time, it looks like CitaDAO may have figured out how to pull it off, by combining yield farming opportunities with real estate tokens as collateral. CitaDAO intends to create a global portfolio of physical properties that is interoperable within the Ethereum ecosystem.
What’s interesting right now is it’s a case where laws haven’t caught up with the technology. Laws across the [U.S.], and state municipalities, would have to change how deeds get recorded. Right now, you go to the county clerk’s office, you don’t go to the blockchain.
-There is no official metaverse that you can visit. I nstead lots of companies are hard at work creating their own metaverses. This means, that you have to visit different sites, depending on what virtual land you want to buy.
Despite growing acknowledgement that simple token-based governance models have (arguably) critical flaws, the amount of experimentation in the governance realm is low. The key observation is that more experimentation is needed if decentralized governance is going to be sustainable.
Marketers are already experimenting with NFTs to accomplish a wide array of goals — from driving brand awareness to increasing customer loyalty and even monetizing their user bases.