Credit: AdriaVidal/Shutterstock.com. NFTs, Crypto Mortgages Could Forever Change the Real Estate Market. Here's What You Need to Know
"As crypto becomes more popular, there's going to be more individuals that have crypto, and solutions like the one we're building are going to be necessary," said the CEO of one financial technology company.
May 18, 2022 at 11:43 AM
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Commercial Real Estate
Non-fungible tokens are widely used to sell digital products such as art and music, but they're now being used to claim ownership of physical items, including real estate.
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