Quote from: Myleschetty on September 11, 2024, 06:05:27 PM

You somehow understand the concept of LandDAO, but you misunderstood the concept when you added NFT because the concept of LandDAO is to convert land rights into digital assets on the blockchain. It is just like investing in a virtual diamond, which is represented and managed on a blockchain by a professional organization.
Furthermore, I believe the concept was introduced to create an innovative financial solution in the cryptocurrency ecosystem where the volatility of the market always leads to uncertainty and fluctuations of price, while the LandDAO team also bridges the gap between blockchain technology and traditional/physical assets.

About the gain or benefit, it is just like investing in a BTC ETF where you invest in BTC.

That's what I believe this project is all about based on my findings

That’s a good analogy, but that’s not exactly what I meant. Again, correct me if I’m wrong, LandDAO works like proof of fractional ownership of land bought by LandDAO using funds gathered from investors. I see LandDAO having great potential, not just for retail investors but also for institutions.

Simply put, let’s say I buy some LandDAO NFTs, but I want to use my portion of the land personally, like building a house or something. Can LandDAO make that possible?

This is just a small example. Now imagine a big company, maybe a big property company, that buys a majority of LandDAO NFTs and wants to develop something on that land. Because I believe RWAs, especially in land and property sector, are such good businesses that everyone wants to tap into.

Quote from: Dameritter20 on September 15, 2024, 06:40:31 PM

Yeah, you’ve got the basic idea of LandDAO. They pool funds from members to buy land, which gets tokenized as NFTs and distributed to those who participated. But it’s not just about capital gains. Depending on the project, NFT holders might get other perks, like rental income or even a say in decision-making.

As for actually owning the land behind the NFT, that’s a good question. It probably depends on the laws in the country where the land is, like in Ghana. Non-citizens might face restrictions or need extra permits. So, you'd have to look into how the project handles legal ownership. Definitely worth checking out how they make that work!

If LandDAO NFT holders get other benefits like you mentioned, that would be really interesting, especially rental income. Let’s say the DAO members decided to rent out the land or build residential properties and rent them out, that would definitely be very profitable.

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