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Spotify didn't make music better. It made access easier. What if real estate experienced a similar shift? From buying one property to building exposure across many opportunities. One allocation at a time. Stoneform Wealth Without Walls.

8/ At Stoneform, we believe the next phase of real estate will be built around more efficient capital formation, broader access, stronger compliance, and better digital infrastructure. Stadiums are a perfect reminder that real estate is not just where people live. It is where culture, capital, and communities meet.

7/ This is why tokenized real estate should not be limited to apartments or office buildings. Residential. Commercial. Hospitality. Logistics. Student accommodation. Sports infrastructure. The opportunity is much broader than one asset category

1/ While the #WorldCup has everyone watching the players, we’re watching the stadiums. Sports infrastructure is one of the most interesting real estate categories people rarely think about in the context of tokenization.

Some interesting data came out of the National Association of Realtors’ latest Existing-Home Sales report. U.S. existing-home sales fell 2.4% from May to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.09 million. With fewer homes being sold, you might expect prices to fall as well. They did not. The median existing-home price reached a record $440,600, up 1.8% from a year earlier and marking the 36th consecutive month of annual price growth. A major reason is limited supply. The number of homes available for sale fell by 0.6% from May to 1.56 million, leaving the market with only four and a half months of inventory. Tokenization cannot solve a housing shortage by itself. But it could help developers access a wider pool of capital and create more efficient ways to finance new projects. Over time, this could support the construction of more homes while making real estate investment easier to access and trade. More housing supply could ease pressure on prices, improve affordability and create a healthier, more active property market. STONEFORM Wealth Without Walls

Stoneform is not trying to become a landlord. We do not need to own or acquire large real estate portfolios to create value. Stoneform is building the infrastructure layer around tokenized real estate, supporting asset onboarding, compliance, investor management, capital formation, and marketplace activity. This business model is explained in the new version of our whitepaper. Available at stoneform.io

@adelbucetta You must be new here! 😅

@ICOstoneform that's a narrow view of what tokenization can do. the real unlock is collapsing ownership into tradable units across different asset classes, not just sticking with traditional ones like resi or commerical

Real estate tokenization cannot be built for one asset type only. Residential. Commercial. Hospitality. Student accommodation. Logistics. Alternative real estate investments. The future of tokenized real estate will not be limited to one sector, and the infrastructure should not be either. Stoneform Wealth Without Walls

@maldini__CRYPTO Exactly! Tokenization is most powerful when it adds actual infrastructure, not just a new wrapper around old assets. 🫡

@ICOstoneform This is actual RWA utility 👀

Property developers need more efficient ways to raise capital. Investors need better access to private real estate opportunities. Asset managers need better tools for onboarding, compliance, reporting, and distribution. Our updated whitepaper goes deeper into how tokenization can connect these needs. Available now on our website: stoneform.io

@Securitize going public on the @NYSE is already a big milestone. The strongest RWA signal, however, is Securitize tokenizing its own NYSE-listed stock from day one. We’re excited about this at Stoneform, and we imagine the rest of the RWA sector is too.

@onlydhiro @Securitize @NYSE Stoneform one day as well. That’s the goal 🫡

@ICOstoneform @Securitize @NYSE Great job from them, soon others will join 👏🏼