Tokenized real estate ≠ “I bought a token, so I own an apartment.”

Most of the time, a token is a claim to something — not “keys to the door.”

In 30 seconds, it’s usually one of these 3 things:

  1. Equity / claim via a legal structure (SPV/fund/contract).

  2. Debt / yield product (basically a promise of payments).

  3. Utility / access (not ownership at all).

Mini-DYOR before you even talk about “investing”:

  • What does the token legally represent (equity, debt, utility)?

  • Who owns the property on paper, and in which jurisdiction?

  • Who is the issuer/custodian, is there audit/reporting?

  • How do you exit: liquidity, fees, lockups?

Takeaway: Tokenization can be useful, but the value is in the rights + structure, not the “real estate” label. DYOR.


#RWA #DYOR #TokenizedRealEstate