Dave Berg

Check out @digglesburner starting at 52 mins! @Conste11ation

Wow - I wasn’t sure we would ever see the day. Clear guidance!

Web3 gave us decentralized trust. AI gave us intelligence at scale. Quantum will rewrite the rules for both. At @Conste11ation, we've been building for the intersection of all three. That moment is closer than most people think. $DAG

@nickisanders Real estate is the same story. Everyone wants tokenized property. Nobody wants to build what sits underneath it — chain of title, warranty records, maintenance history, vendor contracts. That's the infrastructure. That's what we're building.

Everyone wants to tokenize assets. Almost nobody wants to do the boring parts: • transfer restrictions • investor onboarding • corporate actions • regulatory reporting But that is where the real infrastructure lives.

Proud of the team for shipping this. Digital Evidence is about making verifiable accountability a default layer for software and AI systems. As agents and automated pipelines start making more decisions and producing more output, we need simple ways to anchor those actions to cryptographic proof. File uploads add the context around a proof. The SDK makes it easy for developers to integrate. And the MCP server opens the door for agents themselves to create and verify evidence as they work. Still early, but this is an important step toward making trustworthy, verifiable systems the norm. Excited for what comes next.

@marcuslemonis @TSA I am so grateful for @TSA! They often get a bad wrap, but they have made an incredibly positive difference in air travel.

Don’t believe all the hype around @TSA lines. It’s 8am and it’s clear. Staff ready and all with good attitudes.

Real estate is the last major asset class that isn’t fully structured. Stocks are structured. Vehicles are structured. Businesses are structured. Homes? Still mostly narrative. That will change. The best-documented homes will command the most confidence. Confidence has value.

@homegymcoop So painful...

This is the yet-to-be released Rogue Air Rhino. It combines a belt squat machine with the fan flywheel you’d normally find on a rower. Essentially, it provides unlimited resistance that instantly matches the user’s power. AKA, it will be brutal to use.

@voiceofcohen2 I'm salivating just looking at that!

I love Chicago.

@Oravetz_Ed @RELedger_io Exactly. We are all busy. It's finally time to realize the value of a documented property. Permits, inspections, warranties, etc. are all valuable assets for maintenance, insurance and sales. Saving them in @RELedger_io is a trivial task that WILL pay dividends.

@berg_dave42 @RELedger_io That is a builder who is about to get a wake up call from customers.

A builder told me homeowners don't need Real Estate Ledger (@RELedger_io ) for permits because "they can just get them from the county." Let me tell you what actually happens. 🧵

@RELedger_io If you're a homeowner, agent, or builder who's tired of scrambling for records that should have been there all along — create your first property record for free at realestateledger.io. Your next buyer will thank you.

@RELedger_io The value of @RELedger_io isn't competing with the county. It's your contractor adding the permit when it's pulled. Your inspector uploading the report the day of the inspection. No requests. No portals. No gaps between owners. One place. Already there. When it matters.

So the "just pull it from the county" advice assumes: Your county has a functional online portal. You know which permits to look for. You can actually access records from previous owners. You thought to do this before your buyer's inspector did. Most people don't check any of this until there's a problem.

@RELedger_io In my county, I cannot access permits pulled by a previous owner without submitting a formal request. Not a search. Not a login. A request. That takes time. That may or may not surface everything. That most buyers — and sellers — never think to do until it's too late.

"Just check the county" is not a plan. There are 3,000+ counties in the US. Every one of them manages permits differently. Some have online portals. Some don't. Some require you to show up in person. Some require a formal written request just to access records from a previous owner.

@RELedger_io → realestateledger.io

CARFAX for homes just got a lot more powerful. Big update just dropped for @RELedger_io 🏠 Here's what's new: 📋 Report Builder — Generate a branded PDF of your property history. Share it at your listing appointment. Watch the conversation change. 🔧 Asset Tracking — Appliances, fixtures, equipment. Warranties, serial numbers, photos. Every detail documented. 🔍 OCR Vendor Detection — Upload a doc, REL suggests the vendor. Less typing, faster records. 🏗️ Builder Updates — Lot address, 911 address, construction date. The fields builders actually need. Plus a refreshed UI, better mobile, and property history that survives a transfer.

@RELedger_io Lack of transparency is no longer an option for HOAs. Using @RELedger_io as part of the #HOA governance strategy will reduce work for the HOA and give real-time visibility to the owners. What could be better?!

HOAs manage millions in collective property value. But most owners see: An annual reserve statement. What if owners could see: • Maintenance timelines • Vendor history • Bid comparisons • Service documentation Transparency reduces conflict.  Would your HOA benefit from better documentation?

@Oravetz_Ed @RELedger_io @Conste11ation Congratulations, @Oravetz_Ed! You're building with a strong foundation.

The Terraces Townhomes website is live. Formal reservations begin in May. Progress. I 👀 you @RELedger_io! This will be the first single family home community with @Conste11ation tech embedded in every foundation. theterracestownhomes.com