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#Apple updated the iOS App Store review guidelines this week following a court ruling, easing restrictions on developers in the US App Store. The new rules allow developers to offer external payment methods in apps and support users purchasing non-fungible tokens (#NFT) through third-party marketplaces. 📝 For more details, see:

If the future is about regulation and mainstream adoption, and you're still thinking that going against regulators or embracing non-mainstream, eccentric subcultures is the way forward, then I have nothing to say. I, for one, wouldn't dare to invest money in that. The major shift in narrative and industry development direction will eliminate a large number of old-school retail investors. Without exception, these old investors are like those who cling to outdated methods. Their mindset is, 'Ethereum is the future!' Look at this layered roadmap; it has already pointed humanity in the right direction.

How do you view the four-year cycle? I acknowledge the existence of cycles and also recognize that when a crisis comes, there's nothing like 'this time is different.' However, the driving forces and basic circumstances of each bull market are actually different. For example, in this round, there are no new retail investors, everyone has become disenchanted, but regulators are starting to show a smile. At this point, it's necessary to seriously consider: are we still clinging to outdated methods, wearing unconventional outfits, and thinking that launching an NFT will trigger an altcoin bull market?

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Getting gouged by middlemen in real estate deals - 3-10% of every transaction vanishes to agents, title insurance, and a Byzantine closing process - is tiresome. The whole system exists because no one trusts anyone, so we pay a parade of middlemen to verify, notarize, and “protect” us from fraud. But with blockchains we can just encode trust, right? Wrap a property in an LLC, tokenize the LLC’s ownership as an NFT, and record it on-chain. Whoever holds the NFT owns the property. No more title searches, no more escrow drama, no more weeks-long closings. The blockchain is the source of truth. Smart contracts can automate every step-ownership transfer, cash flow, mortgage payments. Title insurance becomes obsolete because the blockchain is the title. The result? Massive cost and time savings. Early pilots (Propy, Roofstock) are already seeing much lower closing costs and settlements in days, not weeks. But let’s get real: the main obstacle isn’t technology-it’s legal inertia and regulatory complexity. Most jurisdictions still require paper deeds and wet signatures, so these systems run as hybrids: LLCs for legal compliance, NFTs for actual ownership transfer. Only a handful of states and countries recognize blockchain property records, and title insurers (a $20B/year industry) have every incentive to lobby against disruption. What’s been tried so far? Fractional NFTs: Letting anyone buy a slice of a property, adding liquidity to a historically illiquid market. RealT, Roofstock, and others have shown this works for both single-family and commercial assets. Hybrid NFTs: Linking digital tokens to real-world assets, bridging Web3 and traditional finance. Tokenization platforms: Ethereum, Tezos, Solana, and others are being used for real estate tokenization, with platforms like Securitize and Vertalo handling compliance and investor onboarding. Why hasn’t this gone mainstream? Legal recognition: Still limited. Most pilots require hybrid structures (LLC + NFT + paper deed). Regulatory complexity: Securities laws, KYC/AML, and consumer protection rules are still catching up. Market trust: Institutional adoption is rising, but skepticism lingers after crypto’s boom/bust cycles. What’s different in 2025? Regulatory progress: The EU, Singapore, Japan, and the UK are rolling out clearer rules for digital assets, making tokenization safer and more stable. Institutional interest: Major financial players are piloting tokenized securities and real estate, signaling a shift from hype to utility. Tech maturity: Platforms now offer robust compliance, security, and interoperability, making it easier to bridge old and new systems. Bottom line: The tech works - fractional NFTs, hybrid tokens, and on-chain title management are slashing costs and making real estate more accessible. But the real bottleneck is legal and regulatory inertia, not technology. As laws catch up, the “trust tax” of real estate could finally disappear. Realtors and title companies won’t like it, but for everyone else, it’s a no-brainer.