Blocksquare is making commercial real estate ownership granular, compliant and on-chain
BST is a small-cap RWA token attached to a platform that has already tokenised hotels, care homes and office buildings across multiple jurisdictions.
Anya Korolenko··4 min read
Real estate tokenisation is full of pitch decks and short on actual buildings. Blocksquare stands out because it has spent years tokenising specific commercial properties, including hotels and senior-living facilities, with local legal structures and on-chain ownership records.
Property first, token second
Each offering is tied to a defined asset, a defined revenue stream and a defined legal entity. Investors receive a tokenised claim rather than a synthetic exposure, which matters enormously in a sector where the difference between the two is often buried in the fine print.
Tokenised real estate only works when the token is the least interesting thing about the deal.
A credible small-cap
Blocksquare remains small relative to the property giants, but its cross-border track record and insistence on local legal wrappers make it one of the more serious low-profile names in the category. CryptoxInsights sees genuine optionality as more institutional capital looks for fractional real estate exposure.
Project contact
Publicly listed contact details for Blocksquare, for press enquiries, partnerships and corrections.
Commercial real estate including hotels, care homes and office properties, with each offering wrapped in a jurisdiction-appropriate legal structure.
What is Blocksquare's contact address?
Blocksquare lists a general enquiries address at info@blocksquare.io on its official website.
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Anya Korolenko
Lead Editor, Crypto & Emerging Markets
Anya edits CryptoxInsights' research output and sets the publication's verification standards. She previously covered emerging-market commodity finance and now specialises in how mining and energy issuers move physical collateral on-chain.
