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Tokenized Real Estate Falters as Another Hyped Deal Falls Apart

Tokenized Real Estate Falters as Another Hyped Deal Falls Apart

Tokenized Real Estate Falters as Another Hyped Deal Falls Apart

A high-profile venture between startups Fluidity and Propellr was quietly shelved this summer, underscoring the hurdles real estate tokenization faces.

A high-profile venture between startups Fluidity and Propellr was quietly shelved this summer, underscoring the hurdles real estate tokenization faces.

A high-profile venture between startups Fluidity and Propellr was quietly shelved this summer, underscoring the hurdles real estate tokenization faces.

AccessTimeIconNov 26, 2019, 9:00 AM
Updated May 9, 2023, 3:04 AM
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