Topic: [ANN][ICO] 🚀🚀 ElementsEstates: Token of your Real Estate opportunity!🚀🚀 - page 3. (Read 37988 times)

So Elements Estates will already start with Ethereum 2.0  or maybe start on Bitcoin Cash Blockchain ? 

Interresting man.

Market Outlook
Some green days visible up to now. Bitcoin value managed to surge through its major resistance of $ 6,000. Sentiment within the crypto-market tends to move towards a more neutral or even positive side. Sentiment within the Blockchain Technology environment has never been better! More and more big companies experiment and embrace new opportunities with this astonishing technology. Only recently PepsiCo had a test with their advertisements process. The adoption of the technology is ahead of the adoption of cryptocurrencies. We at $ELES belief a bright future is on the horizon. But, to conclude with a quote of a Dutch crypto trader:
“I am not ready to say yes, that we are in a new bull market but I do definitely think that we are in the last phase of the current bear market.” —( Tuur Demeester)

AMA and Real Estate Advisor Interview
Due to a really full agenda of both Ziga (our CEO) and our real estate advisor, we didn’t yet have the AMA and Real Estate Advisor Interview scheduled. We aim to schedule this somewhere soon. Show us some mercy and trust we are taking the right steps to become successful. You, as our community, are special and your opinion is valuable because together we are Elements Estates. Please don’t hesitate to raise your questions, post your remarks, and share your ideas with us.

When will this take place ?

Do we need blockchain ? .. YES I think we doo.

#NEWS On July 14th, 2019 Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, proposed an interesting solution to improve ETH scalability in the short term by relying on the Bitcoin Cash blockchain. #blockchain #realestate #luxurylife #WednesdayWisdom

Nice quote

#QUOTE 'True success in real estate comes from developing leadership qualities. Not some sales or marketing tactic.' ~Unknown
#blockchain #realestate #luxurylife #dailyquote #bitcoin #ethereum #luxury #cryptocurrency #SundayFunday #blockchaintechnology #shareyourthoughts #fintech

very EDU tweets

https://twitter.com/elementsestates

Elements Estates is creating a unique investment opportunity for the real estate industry derived from distressed assets in the South East Europe(SEE) region through Blockchain technology. Lead by a world-class team with a proven track record in the region, Elements Estates is unlocking the real estate market in ways never before attempted on the blockchain, enabling investors to identify the sweet spot between entry and exit for maximum profitability of the utility cryptocurrency fueling its ecosystem, ELES token

will eles token stay utility?

Did you already buy some real estates? When will we see them?

where is HQ of EE management team?

Why should token’s value grow?
On one side, the portfolio of real estate will increase, while on the other side, with every transaction (selling or renting service of real estate), half of the tokens will get locked and taken effectively out of circulation, which will have a positive effect on the token value.


What kind of real estate will you develop under your ELES platform?
New and modern, from residential (villas, houses, flats) and touristic facilities to commercial properties (business offices).

Let's see this new real estates.. when will we be able to see them ?

At Elements Estates we believe in sharing knowledge. For those that want to know about 'blockchain technology', "cryptocurrency" and "news", I can recommend this website I recently came across: https://en.cryptonomist.ch/

must admit that this is very educational and positive - check out boys and girls

Market Outlook BTCBTC PUMPINNGGG

Some green days visible up to now. Bitcoin value managed to surge through its major resistance of $ 6,000. Sentiment within the crypto-market tends to move towards a more neutral or even positive side. Sentiment within the Blockchain Technology environment has never been better! More and more big companies experiment and embrace new opportunities with this astonishing technology. Only recently PepsiCo had a test with their advertisements process. The adoption of the technology is ahead of the adoption of cryptocurrencies. We at $ELES belief a bright future is on the horizon. But, to conclude with a quote of a Dutch crypto trader:
“I am not ready to say yes, that we are in a new bull market but I do definitely think that we are in the last phase of the current bear market.” —( Tuur Demeester)

On the internet I found some other blockchain real estate projects.

What is the big difference between lets say Propy ?

this is good point of usage

Finding the right properties at the right time is time-consuming, coupled with price negotiation, and property renovation, prospective investors are always in bottleneck situations with liquidity issues, dubious agent, and brokers. With Elements Estates, investors only need to have the platform’s tokens to gain access to properties of choice, vote on decisions on the platform or simply be a part of the ecosystem

i hope that platform will be live 2019

china will make their own cryptocurrency

global adoption of crypto is going on

this is good for all adoption

All markets are becoming superfluid, as traditional frictions are greatly reduced. But which markets will be transformed first?
While companies operate within industries, they differentiate themselves through the quality and ease of their engagement in markets. This is true irrespective of exchange mechanism or customer type or whether what’s being bought, sold, or traded is composed of atoms or bits.

Characteristics of a superfluid market
What exactly are markets moving toward when we say they are becoming superfluid? A superfluid market has the following characteristics:

Digital products and services. The product or service delivered is digital or has digital value drivers embedded.
Digital infrastructure. The infrastructure or “plumbing” for exchanging assets of value between buyers and sellers is digital.
Intermediary-light. The market is either free of intermediaries that siphon away value (exchanges are peer-to-peer or direct-to-consumer) or has digital intermediaries that add significant value for industry participants (e.g., aggregating demand).
Superfluid companies. Companies that participate successfully in the market invest in and leverage technologies such as artificial intelligence, robotics, IoT, data analytics, 3D printing and/ or blockchain to vastly improve their business interactions with partners, suppliers, customers and other stakeholders.
Technology advances continue to eradicate transaction costs, making commerce easier and less expensive. Some markets have already or nearly arrived at a superfluid state. Others are farther away. The journey to superfluidity will vary in speed from market to market, industry to industry.

Is there a way to gauge how fast this will happen? The following five questions provide guidance. The first two reference the ease of transition to superfluidity, while the last three point to the value such a transition can deliver.

Advancing Perceptions Beyond Crypto-Currencies

Blockchain technology can be a hard concept for the average person to grasp, which can be a major obstacle to any new technology’s widespread adoption. However, the same could once be said for the internet, and although most people still wouldn’t be able to explain how the internet works, they have no problem today trusting the infinite user-friendly apps that allow them to tap into it. Blockchain proponents would envision a similar fate for their own technology.

(You can go here for an excellent primer on cryptocurrency and the underlying blockchain technology that is pertinent to this article.)

For the 10,000-foot view…a blockchain is a decentralized and ‘trustless’ database capable of facilitating direct peer-to-peer transactions without the intermediators that traditional transactions have typically required. Verification is achieved by a consensus of the distributed nodes resident on the chain, each maintaining its own protected ‘copy’ of the database. Cryptocurrencies are but one type of asset transaction that can be managed on a blockchain.  In that instance, the blockchain acts as a digital ledger capable of transferring funds directly between entities (in the form of cryptocurrency native to the particular blockchain), thereby removing banks as the traditional verifier and trusted third party to the transaction.

The Bitcoin blockchain is the figurative patriarch of the blockchain family and likely what comes to mind to most of the general public at the mention of ‘blockchain’.  That’s not necessarily good news for acceptance of the technology given the volatile valuation of bitcoins in the past twelve months.  Bitcoin increased nearly 1,900% from its value at the beginning of 2017 to its all-time high of US$19,783 per bitcoin in December 2017.  It’s since plummeted about 80% from that figure (US$3,964 as of this writing), and November 2018 saw the worst monthly decline for bitcoins in the last seven years.[1]  Every other cryptocurrency has essentially followed suit.  Several have experienced internal strife within their communities, resulting in ‘forks’ – the descriptor for when a blockchain breaks into a different variation of its original.[2]  There have also been several high-profile hacks and thefts, increasing perceived associations with illicit organizations and stoking the fears of potential investors that centralized governments will reign-in the technology with over-regulation.[3]  With these factors taken together, it is no wonder that many are inclined to wait-out blockchain development or write it off altogether as just another fleeting technology fad.

But it is important to understand that a blockchain is not intrinsicly linked to cryptocurrencies; it is merely the underlying technology allowing cryptocurrencies to be exchanged between members.  As mentioned earlier, a blockchain can be designed to support any type of transaction.  While the founders of Bitcoin prioritized the relative simplicity of tracking financial transactions, those blocks that assemble the chain can be packaged with a multitude of other data if so designed. That conceptual variation enables such inventions as ‘smart contracts’, and unalterable registries, for example. Once assembled and collectively verified by a consensus of the network’s nodes, these blocks become an immutable part of the digital record. That is exactly what later varieties of blockchains have set out to do, Ethereum being the pioneering blockchain in that regard.[4]

This has unleased nearly limitless possibilities for uses across many industries where transactions are prominent, real estate obviously being a major candidate. Just as blockchain users are assigned a unique digital ID, any real property has the potential to be assigned an ID that has a permanent and tamper-proof digital history attached to it (Think of it like a Vehicle Identification Number that allows you to look up the accident and service history of a car you are looking to purchase.).  It would be akin to a global title system for real property; something like a record-keeping ‘courthouse’ for the world.

Real property could be tokenized and exchanged on the blockchain, just as any other asset or commodity, allowing for an easy splitting of interests and ownership ‘slices’ of real estate.  Here are a few examples of what this could portend for the industry:

Simplified, reliable and transparent property searches; a reduced reliance on brokers and/or Multiple Listing Services that may present biased or fragmented information.
Underwriting and due diligence processes reduced to a matter of minutes.
Sales and lease agreements entered via smart contracts that are instantaneously recorded.
Automated payments and cashflow management by smart contract between tenants, landlords, contractors and/or service providers.
Advanced property data analytics when combined with Internet of Things (IOT) technologies, improving owner decision-making as well as property transparency and valuations.
Introducing greater options for shared property ownership through asset tokenization, reduced barriers to trans-nation investments, and increased liquidity within the real estate asset class as a whole.

How Blockchain Technology Could Disrupt Real Estate

Blockchain technology could have a major effect on the real estate industry, from property purchasing to due diligence to title management. We identify the early adopters and potential impact.

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The real estate industry is undergoing a digital transformation.

While historically a “pen and pencil” business — often relying on inefficient and archaic methods for doing business and keeping records — technology has begun to help reshape the expanding global market.

Blockchain technology, especially, is feeding into this transformation (in ways similar to how the emerging tech is disrupting other long-established industries like banking and insurance).

The decentralized-record-keeping technology, which is designed to instill trust in the authenticity of digital transactions, could be used to create efficient solutions for both commercial and residential real estate — from buying property to conducting due diligence to enabling crowd-sourced investments, and more.

Platform is in early stage of beta development as i see now

when aprox. new updates of EE platform before crowdsale or after?

https://prototype.elementsestates.io/

Just reading about AI integration in business in forbes magazine...

Any details about security measures and AI integrations on platform?