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Several blockchain use cases relevant to the real estate industry have been detailed in a recently released report by the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
On April 2019, CoinAll, one of the fastest-growth cryptocurrency exchanges in the world, announced the listing of RVN and offered a 15-day fee-free RVN trading promotion. In the last months, RVN has attracted attention thanks to its price meteoric rise. The post PR: CoinAll Lists Ravencoin With 10 BTC Giveaway appeared first on Bitcoin News. … Read more
The Aston Plaza in Dubai, a major bitcoin (BTC) real estate project, is reportedly pausing its operations Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
The Royal Bank of Scotland tells of renewed blockchain enthusiasm following real estate use case trial Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
U.S. blockchain startup BHCV partnered with SG Blocks to develop data centers made of used shipping containers Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Purchasing real estate can be expensive and out of reach for many, but a crypto company’s new tokenization platform hopes to change this #SPONSORED Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
A major Australian real estate group is holding a luxury home auction that can be paid for with two cryptocurrencies. There will be a live auctioneer who will call out bids in BTC. The property owner says he wants to keep as many coins as possible. Also read: Crypto Enthusiasts Unite in 4 Indian Cities … Read more
A token launch has been announced by Dubai-based real estate giant Emaar, which is also considering launching an ICO in Europe Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Turkish real estate agency Antalya Homes has sold nine properties to date using bitcoin core, mostly to foreign buyers. The houses cost a minimum of €30,000 each (~$33,900) said the agency, which also accepts bitcoin cash, ethereum, stellar, ripple, litecoin and tether. Also read: Nordea Bank Faces Allegations of Laundering Russian Millions ‘Crypto Purchases of … Read more
Three Switzerland-based companies have carried out a real estate transaction on the Ethereum blockchain Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
