You Missed Bitcoin in 2011. Don’t Miss Real Estate on the Blockchain in 2025.

[Demonopolrwa]

Let’s be honest:
Most people in this forum have said this at least once:

“If only I had bought Bitcoin earlier...”
“I should’ve gone heavier on ETH before DeFi exploded…”

Guess what?

Another early moment is happening right now.
But this time, it’s not a currency. It’s not an L1.

> It’s the tokenization of the world’s largest asset class: real estate.

The next revolution isn’t about trading.

It’s about owning real assets through blockchain — and getting paid for it.

> Crypto is no longer just about volatile charts.
It’s about on-chain ownership of properties, passive income, and global real estate access without banks.

Here’s what DeMonopol is building:

✅ Tokenized real estate starting at $1
✅ Community-powered voting to decide which properties get added
✅ Backed by real-world partners across Europe, North Africa, and Asia

This isn’t a pitch for hype.
This is a chance to get in early — before institutions make it unreachable.

Imagine saying this in 2026:

“I got into tokenized real estate before BlackRock even launched their own protocol.”
That’s what this moment could be.

So the real question is:

Will you recognize the pattern this time?
Or will you add it to the list of things you wish you bought early?

[aioc]

I have seen this similar title so many times in the past when a developer is shilling their token and in your case, you are shilling your DeMonopol token. You have a lot of topics about your token with similar topics; you are spamming Bitcointalk with your token. You should follow the forum rules for creating an official announcement and just update.
You're just showing how useless your token is by your constant spamming.

[Reatim]

Let’s be honest:
Most people in this forum have said this at least once:

“If only I had bought Bitcoin earlier...”
“I should’ve gone heavier on ETH before DeFi exploded…”

i have not heard of a lot of people think that they wish they would have gotten with ethereum earlier probably because considering where it is now and it is not exactly doing how a lot of people expected it to go while bitcoin was doing well a few months earlier

Guess what?

Another early moment is happening right now.
But this time, it’s not a currency. It’s not an L1.

> It’s the tokenization of the world’s largest asset class: real estate.

okay i guess if people wants to put their money in this i think it favors those who are not that rich and can't afford actual real estate i would rather buy actual real estate instead thank you

[bettercrypto]

I don't regret not having learned about bitcoin right away in 2011, because as they say, there is always the right time for us, so even if I had learned about Bitcoin in 2017, it still wouldn't have been too late for me at that time. Because this was the time when the name Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies were just starting to really explode.

And look at the dominance of bitcoin and other top altcoins now, we can really say that they are thriving now and there are other newcomers,
we can also say that they have potential in the future as well.

[Tipstar]

People might have believed you if you had told that 5 years ago. Blockchain based real estate hype is old and faded. Even I had bought some land in the past but now the transaction price for selling it is greater than the piece of land. Telling to buy Real Estate on Blockchain is like telling to invest in NFT but ten times dumber. We have seen so much blockhain based hype and subsequent fall that its difficult even for newer technology to take hype very soon so we could just wait and see what is here to stay.

[moneystery]

real estate on blockchain is just a gimmick. since years ago all the projects related to it are just scams for their investors because it just doesn't work as they say.. most of them just promise that it will work as they expect and people can invest in real estate via blockchain easily, but until now there is no project that can really prove that it works as they expect. anyone who invests their money in such projects will only risk their money, better avoid it.

[Dave1]

I have seen this similar title so many times in the past when a developer is shilling their token and in your case, you are shilling your DeMonopol token. You have a lot of topics about your token with similar topics; you are spamming Bitcointalk with your token. You should follow the forum rules for creating an official announcement and just update.
You're just showing how useless your token is by your constant spamming.

Right, I think this is not the first time that we have heard this kind of project. I think way back around 2018, there could be some projects related to real state or something similar. And if we are right, then those projects didn't survived and in the end just died a natural death.

As for shilling projects, just the same though, but the thing is that there are a lot of members who are very familiar with it and so we will continue to remind others not to fall for this kind of shilling. And on the contrary, this could really backfire on the project itself as this is a bad practice here and being frown upon.

[coin-investor]

This isn’t a pitch for hype.
This is a chance to get in early — before institutions make it unreachable.

Stop fooling people; you are trying very hard to shill your useless token. Just look at the thread you created about your shit token. All the topics you created are all about shilling your token and you've been doing this for 3 months already. if your token is that good, interesting and with potential, there's no need to create 20 topics, it seems you cannot get people to invest in your shit token.

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[Dunamisx]

Inasmuch as i still value real estate as a lucrative investment and business idea, i will still choose to go for bitcoin first before considering on this, though base on what you're saying, that its a digital real estate investment which seems to be new to me, i think there is more need to analyze further on this and know other benefits it can serve on those interested in making an investment diversification, its appearing to be in drawing more attention and interest only because of the blockchain being involved.

[lixer]

real estate on blockchain is just a gimmick. since years ago all the projects related to it are just scams for their investors because it just doesn't work as they say.. most of them just promise that it will work as they expect and people can invest in real estate via blockchain easily, but until now there is no project that can really prove that it works as they expect. anyone who invests their money in such projects will only risk their money, better avoid it.

So, this wasn't new? I already heard of it last time but that was still within this year. Indeed it may be a gimmick but we can also say that it was part of the trend in crypto. Time after time, there will always be new trends that will be introduced in the public. Not only it can make those project owners to earn but also for us to see a new thing or innovation in this space. We can as well earn on them if we are lucky and wise. Scams are always there.

We can't erase them but we can avoid them if we have the two qualities I mentioned earlier. By the way, I find the title funny. We might have missed Bitcoin in 2011 but Bitcoin is still here. We still can catch up for more.

[nelson4lov]

Tokenized real estate is nothing new. You're saying it like it's novel or revolutionary tech. I know hundreds of projects that tried tokenized real estate just in the ICO days alone and today, I can't even see any updates from any of them so it means that majority—if not all, died off. Except Blackrock is coming with a different approach other than the ones we have seen in the past, I'm sure it's going to end up the same way.

[hugeblack]

This is the stupidest marketing method and is usually used by scammers, they link the success of something to the possibility of something else that is not related to it. Tokenized real estate means you will be purchasing a piece of code without any legal guarantee, tax lien, and betting on an unknown future.

[Ziskinberg]

Nice try, but nothing can legitimately compare to Bitcoin, not the asset you're promoting now, nor any future investment with growth potential. Bitcoin's success is unparalleled and unlikely to be surpassed unless it collapses, which seems almost impossible at this stage. So, my suggestion is.. market the project on its own merits. Don't invoke Bitcoin comparisons or use its reputation to attract investors, because frankly, there is no comparison.