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Real Word Assets is a new Web3 narrative which consists at onramping real world asset onto blockchains via tokenization
Real Estate 3.0: When Crypto Stops Being a Product and Becomes Infrastructure
For most of the last decade, crypto has been misunderstood. It was framed as a speculative asset class, a parallel financial system, or an ideological rebellion against traditional finance. That framing is now obsolete. According to the latest long-term outlook from Andreessen Horowitz crypto team, the next phase is not louder, faster, or more speculative. It is quieter, deeper, and far more structural. Crypto is becoming infrastructure.
Property Developers: You Don’t Know Who You’re Selling To — and It’s Killing Your Business
Real Estate Developers are selling the wrong product to the wrong buyer. Why talking ROI to homebuyers — and sunsets to investors — is destroying your product-market fit. Are you building homes for families — or yield machines for investors? Investors want speed, liquidity, and frictionless returns while homebuyers want peace, safety and stability. Trying to do both guarantees failure.
Real Estate Professionals: If Your Assets Aren’t On-Chain, You’re About to Miss on $2Trillion Capital Migration.
Over the next five years, real estate will experience the most dramatic shift since the invention of the mortgage. Not because of interest rates, not because of regulation, and not because of new construction methods—but because capital itself is changing shape.
Inflation Erodes Your Money — And Here is The New Way Investors Are Fighting it back.
Most people know prices are rising. Most people feel stretched. Most people sense something is “off” with money. But very few people know that it all traces back to a single year that quietly rewired the global economy. Let’s break down what happened... and more importantly, what you can do about it today.
Unlocking Growth for Bali Property Developers Through Real Estate Fractional Ownership
Bali’s real estate boom brought opportunity—and a tangle of challenges. While tourism fuels demand for villas and resorts, developers face funding gaps, legal friction, and market saturation. But a new model is emerging: real estate tokenization. Let’s break down why this matters for Bali—and how developers can use platforms like Propex to boost their sales faster, smarter, and more compliantly.
Tokenization Isn’t Crypto — It’s Business Infrastructure
For too long, “tokenization” has been trapped in the language of crypto.In reality, it’s the quiet revolution modernizing the global economy — turning ownership, contracts, and yield into programmable, verifiable, and instantly tradable digital units.This isn’t about speculation. It’s about infrastructure.
2026: Will Be The Best Year in a Decade to Invest in Bali Real Estate — Here’s Why
After years of rapid growth in tourism, rising STR (short-term rental) demand, expanding international communities, and a wave of new developments across Canggu, Berawa, Uluwatu, and Ubud — 2026 is shaping up to be the strongest year in a decade for property investors.
Property Developers: Stop selling companies. Start selling villas.
Property developers across Bali face the same wall: investors love the yield, hate the paperwork. They’ll happily buy a villa that earns 10% and lets them stay a few weeks a year — but the moment you mention PMAs, leases, or shifting regulations, the deal dies.Propex removes that friction, letting developers sell lifestyle and yield, not legal complexity.
Why Smart Investors Are More Than Ever Bullish on Bali
Investors are still eager, but the market needs modern tools to match their expectations.Tokenization is no longer a concept—it’s the key to unlocking access, liquidity, and trust.And now, with Indonesia laying out a clear regulatory roadmap, Propex is perfectly positioned to lead the transformation.
Tokenization YES, Fractionalization No (Not Yet): Why Dubai’s RWA Approach Is Missing the Point.
The recent annoucement of fractionalized properties in Dubai SOLD OUT caught my attention. Everyone’s hyped about owning 0.1% of an apartment in Dubai. It sounds revolutionary. It’s not. I would even say, it is risky (especially for those retail investors). Let’s break down why that distinction matters.
Bali Real Estate Q1 2025 Report: The Market Is Maturing—And Uluwatu Is Breaking Out
The Bali property market is evolving. The frenzied gold rush of 2022–2023 has cooled, and in its place, we're seeing a smarter, leaner, and more strategic landscape.In this edition of Real Estate 3.0, I break down Q1 2025 trends from the latest REID report—and spotlight Uluwatu, my personal pick for Bali’s most exciting emerging market.
How to Legally Save $30,000+ Buying Property in Bali
Most foreigners investing in Bali make the same expensive mistake...They focus on the property—and forget the structure. But here’s the thing: **how you buy** matters more than "what you buy". Make the wrong move, and the Indonesian tax system will quietly take a huge bite out of your returns. The good news? There’s a legal, proven way to sidestep the worst taxes—and you don’t need to be a lawyer or local to use it.