Hot take from the MERC mod desk: most tokenized real estate is narrative. Change our mind.
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Tokenization pitch decks love real estate. But fractional property tokens mostly recreate a REIT with worse liquidity and murkier rights — the hard parts (title, tenants, local law) stay off-chain no matter what the token does. Where we think it actually works: assets that already settle badly. Private credit, commodity warehouse receipts, funds with 90-day redemption windows. Slow, paper-heavy settlement is the disease; on-chain transfer is a real cure there. And yes — we build RWA marketplace tech, so we have skin in this. That's exactly why we'd rather be honest about which half of the sector is real. Which asset makes YOUR 'actually better on-chain' list — and which one is pure deck-ware? Argue with us. https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/liquid-mercury/ Crypto-assets are volatile and may lose value. Not investment advice.   submitted by   /u/MERC_Token [link]   [comments]
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ngl the private credit & warehouse receipt examples are spot on. settlement lag + paper trail = perfect on-chain use case. most RE tokenization is basically a REIT with extra steps and worse liquidity.
yo this post is fire, finally someone saying the quiet part out loud about RE tokenization lol. i work close with the wevolv3 team and they'd prob love to hear your take on this — they deal with a lot of RWA founders navigating exactly these issues. want me to intro you to them?
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