Essentially, it's a technology that records and verifies transactions without the need for an external authority.
University of Adelaide housing affordability expert Chris Leishman thinks blockchain could be the key to making home ownership more affordable — but doesn't believe the bricklet concept alone will achieve that. "But we do think that financial technology, new tenure models, new financial models are a part of the answer in making housing more affordable.
I thought this was another scam ad.
Blockchain doesn’t change anything about the fundamental structure of the intergenerational pyramid scheme known as the housing market
What land is the writer of this story living in!?
No. Is bricks on the blockchain a way to extend the property ponzi to actually unlivable units? Yes.
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Yes Our Banks/Military/ Solicitors are already using Blockchain
We have them now, they are called Property Trusts.
The answer is no. Blockchain in this case is just a buzzword used to excited investors while a company siphons money from all involved in the scheme.
Very dodgy
Yea why not the way you guys have got them thinking they need a boathouse in their future
If you want to invest in something that provides income and growth with minimal added on costs eating away at your investment, buy shares.
Yes. That will help 😂
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