Real Estate Mogul Has $100 Million Plan For Blockchain Based Social Media Pro...
Billionaire and real estate mogul, Frank McCourt has recently been working on a new blockchain venture titled Project Liberty. It’s ambitious goal, to bring together the power of the blockchain and merge it into a social media protocol. With a social media database like this, he believes no social media platform would be able to […]
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Buying real estate doesn’t have to be as tedious as it has been in the past. In fact, you can actually start buying digital real estate right inside the metaverse for a much lower cost than you would purchase it in the real world. In addition, a handful of metaverses also intend to offer tokenized fractional shares in real estate properties, meaning you can own a piece of real-world real estate for a fraction of the price. This article will cover some of the best real estate metaverses to watch for in 2022. Some projects intend to bring real-world real estate assets onto the blockchain,....
The use of blockchain could discourage bad behavior because people would be tied to their posts forever, Frank McCourt said. Frank McCourt, a billionaire real estate mogul and former owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers, is backing a new effort for a decentralized social media project based on blockchain technology.McCourt is investing $100 million into an attempt to reinvent the foundations of social media by building a publicly accessible database of people’s social connections on a blockchain, Bloomberg reported Sunday.“Project Liberty” aims to allow users to move records of their....
The real estate industry is in urgent need of an organized, structured, secure and efficient data management system that would enable investors and brokers worldwide to rely on a comprehensive real-time database. Propy, a California-based Blockchain startup, intends to simplify real estate sales for both brokers and consumers using Blockchain. Propy is currently available in Dubai, New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Miami and Moscow. In these cities, consumers can purchase real estate properties by establishing a connection with a real estate broker on a Blockchain-based platform.....
Ragnar Lifthrasir, President of the International Bitcoin Real Estate Association, has become the new Director of Real Estate for Ubitquity. Ubitquity uses the blockchain to help prevent fraudulent transactions in real estate markets, while allowing an improvement on the settling of claims, and tracking the record of ownership across the entire real estate industry. We were able to interview Ragnar, discussing his new role as Director of Real Estate for Ubitquity. What are your thoughts on the Blockchain 2.0? Can bitcoin’s blockchain be improved upon vastly?