Quote from: Proty on May 30, 2025, 10:26:05 PM

Quote from: mvdheuvel1983 on May 30, 2025, 06:41:27 AM

There are other technolocal measures to identify a land that is free from dispute which I can't mention since LandDAO may have it as their privacy and secrets of being ahead of other Real World Asset (RWA's).

Well is really a good strategy that lanDAO is using by employing indigine of the host communities were they procure their lands as this will give investors the confidence to procure lands from lanDAO, the fear of whether a particular land is in dispute or not will be over come .

@Mvdheuvel1983, I don’t think there’s anything private about a technological tool that would help a person or company detect a disputed land or property, and I doubt if LanDao would have that because if they do, then it will be of great advantage to them, from the little I’ve gather especially from the response from LanDao, it seems there customers and clients don’t have to bother over land disputes as they would do everything to avoid that but incase it gets to arise, they would be fully responsible(I think the LanDao term should also make this very clear as to know if they will be solely responsible for any physical land dispute or will be shared with potential partners?)

Employing indigenes doesn’t necessarily mean, there wouldn’t be dispute, and I think since they intend buying really large sun of lands from each particular region, then engaging the indigenes to help aid their work becomes a necessity but it’s a two way gain for the company, as they will be able to gather more information from them while they work on site and also make their works faster.