EstateX, the innovative property tokenization platform, has partnered with Melia Branded Resorts to bring a luxury beachfront resort in Cape Verde to the blockchain. This move follows the successful 5-minute sell-out of their first U.S. property offering and a recent record-breaking token launch.
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EstateX is a property tokenization platform that allows people to invest in real estate for as little as $100. It uses blockchain technology to enable fractional ownership and seamless on-chain access to global properties.
The partnership with Melia Branded Resorts marks EstateX's second U.S. property offering and brings a luxury beachfront resort in Cape Verde on-chain. It aligns with EstateX's vision for a more inclusive and efficient property investment ecosystem.
EstateX uses smart contract infrastructure built on its blockchain to tokenize real estate properties. This allows for fractional ownership, making high-value properties accessible to a broader range of investors.
EstateX's roadmap includes expanding global property listings, launching their RWA-native L1 blockchain, and scaling AI adoption across the real estate investment lifecycle.
You can visit EstateX's website at https://estatex.eu, follow them on X (formerly Twitter) at https://x.com/estatexeu, or learn more about their token at https://estatex.eu/token.
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