Blockchain Realty Report #6

Week of October 21, 2025

Week in Review

Tokenized real estate took center stage this week as new infrastructure and partnerships pushed property data, valuation, and mortgage markets further on-chain. Inveniam and MANTRA unveiled a blockchain purpose-built for private real estate assets, while Eric Trump’s World Liberty Financial signaled plans for a tokenized property deal tied to an active development. ONINO and ArtGis Finance showcased how AI and zero-knowledge proofs could enhance transparency and valuation in property tokenization. Together, these moves highlight the sector’s steady migration from concept to live implementation.

Featured Headlines

Inveniam × MANTRA launch “Inveniam Chain” for private real estate assets

Date: Oct 21, 2025 — Globe Newswire

Inveniam and MANTRA have launched Inveniam Chain, a Layer-2 blockchain designed specifically for private real estate and institutional asset data. The network fuses Inveniam’s proprietary valuation and verification tools with MANTRA’s tokenization infrastructure to enable authenticated property data to flow directly into on-chain markets. Unlike general-purpose blockchains, Inveniam Chain targets the long-standing problem of data integrity in commercial real estate, giving institutions a trusted foundation for token issuance, valuation updates, and secondary trading. It’s a decisive step toward bringing real-world property data on-chain in a verifiable, regulatory-compliant way.

Eric Trump’s World Liberty Financial prepares first tokenized real-estate deal

Date: Oct 15, 2025 — CoinDesk

In a headline-grabbing move, World Liberty Financial—backed by Eric Trump and Scott Storch—announced plans for its first tokenized real-estate deal tied to an active building project. While details remain limited, the project reportedly involves an existing U.S. development, setting up what could become one of the most visible intersections between political families, real assets, and on-chain finance. The announcement pushes tokenized property into mainstream discussion circles and suggests that luxury and branded developments may soon leverage digital securities to attract new classes of investors.

ONINO × ArtGis Finance team up to blend AI and ZK for property tokenization

Date: Oct 21, 2025 — OurCryptoTalk

ONINO, a data-layer protocol focused on verifiable identity, has partnered with ArtGis Finance to merge AI-driven valuation tools with zero-knowledge (ZK) security for real estate and commodity tokenization. Their goal: create dynamic, privacy-protected digital twins of physical assets. This integration could automate compliance and valuation in RWA markets — two bottlenecks in scaling tokenized property. The partnership is an example of how smaller technical players are now solving the infrastructure gaps that will make institutional adoption practical.

Featured Projects

MIRAI-X

Date: Oct 21, 2025 — The Block

MIRAI-X has launched an escrow-backed marketplace for tokenized real estate, providing custodial protection and fiat conversion layers for both issuers and investors. The platform aims to bridge the gap between Web3 and traditional real-estate transactions by ensuring assets are verifiably held and released only upon smart-contract fulfillment. With real estate historically slow to embrace trustless infrastructure, MIRAI-X’s hybrid escrow design could help institutional players feel more comfortable experimenting with tokenized property deals.

MQube

Date: Oct 20, 2025 — Fintech Weekly

London-based MQube has successfully tokenized $1.3 billion in European mortgage debt, one of the largest mortgage-linked digital asset issuances to date. The project transforms illiquid debt instruments into tradeable on-chain securities, giving investors fractional exposure to mortgage cash flows. This move is more than a tech demo—it shows how tokenization can modernize Europe’s securitization markets, which are still dominated by legacy intermediaries. MQube’s pilot positions it as a serious player in mortgage-backed digital assets.

CoinLander

Date: Oct 18, 2025 — PR Newswire

CoinLander has officially launched its RWA platform for tokenized mortgage assets, targeting independent brokers and small lenders who need digital securitization tools. By offering a compliant issuance and trading framework, CoinLander aims to make mortgage tokenization accessible beyond the institutional tier. The project’s launch signals growing competition in retail-accessible debt tokenization, and could help smaller lenders tap into global liquidity while maintaining regulatory clarity.

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Landlord’s Corner

Real estate tokenization is no longer a side experiment — it’s the infrastructure story of the decade. Inveniam Chain is building the data layer, MQube is proving that billion-dollar portfolios can go on-chain, and MIRAI-X is bridging trust through escrow. Even high-profile entrants like Eric Trump’s group are validating tokenization’s mainstream potential.

The momentum is unmistakable: real estate — the world’s largest asset class — is finally learning to speak blockchain.

Let’s grow this space together.

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