Quote from: CleverOracle on February 16, 2019, 09:04:08 PM

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Quote from: bry0908 on February 16, 2019, 05:36:58 AM

this is a big challenge to the team, how they will introduce the use of blockchain/ bitcoin to the public in order to use such currencies vs local money. we all know that not every people here in phillipines can afford, instead they use bank financing to acquire a properties. bank should have a good idea in this case...

you're right in the difficulty of this ico situation because the first reason is that the crypt is pretty bad today so no ico is bad. but we are confident the team is aware that this project will succeed, we support for investors.

Aside from that, finalizing the deal entails physical presence. Real estate platform via blockchain is still a complicated area for me. This is not as simple as it seems.

You have a point because the legal barriers are really high in real estate market especially on buying a property internationally and linking the property into a digital share. I wonder how will Cestates address these issue to make real estate market easy for everyone as they mention.

I think it will take some time to address all those issue in real estate but seeing the blockchain technology make some noises all over the world and large companies adopting the technology then it will be fruitful in the near future.