Figure Technology Solutions has secured a definitive $717 million deal to acquire AI lending platform Kiavi. The transaction, backed by a joint venture with Sixth Street, aims to transition billions in residential investment loans onto blockchain rails. This integration will leverage Figure's new AI tool, Adaptor, to automate data onboarding, targeting a 60 per cent medium-term EBITDA margin.
Streamex Corp. has partnered with Orca to launch a 24/7 decentralised secondary liquidity infrastructure for tokenised securities. The system debuts with GLDY, a gold-backed tokenised security. Operating on the Solana blockchain, the platform automates regulatory compliance and KYC verification at the token level, creating a continuous trading venue supported by institutional liquidity providers for verified accredited investors.
Tokenopoly has launched a new OpenClaw skill allowing AI agents to trade property-linked tokens autonomously. Unveiled at Consensus 2026, the tool enables digital brokers to scan markets and execute trades without human help. This integration of DeFi and real estate allows for 24/7 data-driven investment through blockchain-based fractional ownership.
The Investors Pool, a new platform by Fractional Syndication LLC, has launched with the aim of revolutionising global real estate investment. Using blockchain technology to convert property ownership into digital tokens, the platform allows individuals to invest in a diversified portfolio of US assets for as little as $100. The platform focuses on high-yield properties, including planned unit developments and specialized rental housing.
In an era where technology is redrawing the lines of finance, real estate tokenisation emerges as a powerful force, blending bricks-and-mortar assets with blockchain precision. As property tokens gain ground, investors from London to Lagos are seizing opportunities once reserved for the elite, challenging age-old notions of ownership and reshaping the future of wealth.
A new partnership between the Dubai Land Department and Crypto.com will explore digital property transactions and the use of virtual assets in Dubai’s real estate market.