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>Wrong again. CCIP users are the bridging protocols. But that vertical has much more competition, from LayerZero to other intent-based protocols. VRF is again used by apps to generate random outputs. VRF used by individual players within gaming environments. https://pentagon.games/ https://ccip.chain.link/ Operates wallet to wallet on the majority of txs. Only differs when it has taken over things like ronin bridge or whatever. >WTF are you talking about? Proof of reserves is done at the off-chain level, either via some Merkle tree proof or a third party audit. https://chain.link/education-hub/proof-of-reserves The result of proof of reserves is pushed to protocols using the stables. Risk management. Read the stablecoin act. >They want closer integration of value capture across their portfolio. For example, if they own a protocol issuing real estate RWA, they want to make sure the same protocol is using an oracle they own So you agree, the value capture is not on the L1. It is data and protocol level? >The one who owns downstream and upstream supply chains has the market power to decide who owns the middle. If they own the asset issuing base and the customer relationship, then they have the market power to decide on the oracle. >Link doesn't issue assets. Those who issue assets will favor the oracle they own and use it instead. Link has no moat here. You can tokenize assets using Chainlink. Bakes in their cross-chain token standard. Traps you in the chainlink standard, on whatever chain/s you want. https://tokenmanager.chain.link/ Tokenmanager is a beta for CRE(chainlink runtime environment). Which will be pushed out by SWIFT. I suspect it is being used by DTCC based on their previous work together on [NAV data](https://www.dtcc.com/dtcc-connection/articles/2024/may/16/smart-nav-pilot-report-bringing-trusted-data-to-the-blockchain-ecosystem). >The data is pretty strong in showing where blockchain "yield" happens. It is at the SoV value. You all trying to gaslight ppl into overvaluing basic TradFi stuff at higher premium without justification. The primary attraction is crypto native assets. Off chain assets are secondary in interest and have better Web 2 outlets to provide better UX and exchange fluidity. Isn't the entire aim to bring those assets on chain? The value in blockchain is cost savings and freeing up illiquid assets? Are you trolling me? You don't seem to know a lot about Chainlink, but you are acting as if you do.
“Chainlink is a specialist, a one-trick pony—albeit a very good one.” Data feeds, VRF, CCIP, SVR, DECO, CRE. They’re just blatant liars. They mentioned chainlink so many times, I forgot they were shilling flare
Firstly, the price might go up because one can pay for several Chainlink products in LINK token (with 10% discount compared to other tokens). Secondly, the overall number and features of mentioned Chainlink products increases greatly all the time: they started with data feeds. Now we have proof of reserve, random numbers, cross chain tokens (new feature) and CCIP which is a game changer to me - so many other blockchains and projects are implementing CCIP (usually 3 to 7 weekly). We also have CRE (runtime env) and Chainlink automation workflows. Thirdly, the adoption increases the utility, which increases the price of LINK, because one can pay in LINK or stake it. Lastly, the price might go up because this game is about gambling. About betting on a company success or failure. Like in traditional stocks. And I bet on the Chainlink company success. See highlights of 2024 to get the drill of how they grow as a company: [https://blog.chain.link/chainlink-2024-highlights/](https://blog.chain.link/chainlink-2024-highlights/) Or have a look into adoption page: [https://www.chainlinkecosystem.com/ecosystem](https://www.chainlinkecosystem.com/ecosystem)
Mining is easy to spot: - equipment purchase - electricity consumption/p.v. missing production - network traffic P2P exchanges still demand fiat money to be transferred, you can send Amazon gift cards but at a certain rates it's again easy to spot you. In the EU we have CRE and DAC-7 allowing to spot essentially any domestic banks activities, so behind small potatoes you will be seen anyway.
On the verge of a CRE explosion in the US? Not a chance.
The CDY Index is part of Chainlink's broader efforts to provide transparency and insights into DeFi activities. It leverages Chainlink's standard and Space and Time’s indexer and database technology, promoting informed decision-making for investors and developers in the DeFi space... so it's not their oracle, but a new frontier. Chainlink aims to expand its presence in capital markets and integrate traditional financial systems with blockchain technology. The focus for 2025 includes becoming a global standard for DeFi and capital markets, leveraging its Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE) for complex transactions.
ISO20022 coins. HBAR XRP XLM ALGO XDC QUANT and CHAINLINK for CCIP/CRE
My 2x long Chainlink is hot. Link is primed to rock. CRE id the new JRE. Sergey is king. That's it.
Do your research there are a few good reasons why HBAR, XRP, XLM, ADA, ALGO, etc. pumped. SEC, ETF, US tax, Texas stock exchange rumors, Bank adoption for fast cross border transactions, Chainlink CRE, Brian Brooks (HBAR), Templeton. Read about these topics. Old chains like ETH are overvalued with their insane fees. Look at the characteristics of some of the pumping coins. They are way more advanced when it comes to fees, security, scalability etc. They don't even need a layer2s like polygon. DYOR.
Yes. Here is the proof: https://youtu.be/jJOlK_ekr1o?si=ygDbyZaKjxV35QR1 Chainlink is building the CRE to optimize SWIFT etc. this is huge.
Chainlink is such an underrated coin. People don’t realize that aside from being an oracle network it’s got CCIP and CRE. On token assets will run on LINK network
Chainlink CRE being built using XRP, HBAR etc. That's the secret ingredient in this insane price action.
See CCIP and CRE - New products from CLL.
The problem is that we have 20 comments here saying bullish on Chainlink when I doubt anyone here understands what CRE does. I've read the documentation, and I'm not convinced it's equivalent to JRE, which is a set of Java libraries and a VM for running Java code. What exactly is CRE? Seems more like a new workflow for interacting with DONs.
tldr; Chainlink has introduced the Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE), designed to enhance blockchain application development by providing a unified environment for cross-chain operations. CRE aims to streamline workflows similar to how the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) improved Java app development. It offers modularity and privacy, enabling developers to create scalable, privacy-focused financial workflows using components like Decentralized Oracle Networks (DONs) and cryptographic tools. The announcement was made at Chainlink's Smartcon event during Hong Kong Fintech Week. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
2011 on a German podcast (CRE). Let's say since then I was aware of BTC. Did see it from time to time in the media, remember how it hit 1000€ and thinking that must be the top. 1000€ was a lot of money for me then though, I was 22. Only this year I informed myself more thoroughly and bought in. What could have been... Probably would have never held on to every coin til 60k anyways.
So far… with how economy is performing and the CRE super underwater I expect serious QE coming in 2025.
I won’t be surprised if the whole market sees a giant correction. There’s a lot of CRE debt coming to fruition this year. I bet all this gets kicked down the road til Election Day though.
>has fully digested the generationally enormous blackhole in the economy cause by the pandemic Certainly not. There's still tons of money sloshing around in the wealth of those who owned assets (other than bonds and CRE) before the pandemic. Several demographics had financial gains whether intentionally or not including homeowners, non-IT professionals, and those with large stock positions. This is partially why the housing market and services are still heated; a lot of people have had equity and income gains that far outpaced inflation. Gen Z will forever be behind unless the markets crash. >are we still awarding liferafts of cash to specific elite groups in order to preserve their hold on power structures within the western world Yes, the West (or another power) always will be, but the pandemic is no longer the scapegoat. >at the expense of it's citizens I wouldn't necessarily say that. Western citizens benefit from all this, albeit not nearly as much as the elite. I'd certainly rather be working class in the West than anywhere else. Ukrainians, Russians, Israelis, Palestinians, etc. citizens suffer the most.
I was downvoted to oblivion for my comments about how I traded crypto for CRE. The hive mind is always wrong and always poor.
There are about to be more. Last year it was due to unrealized losses on treasuries but this year the BTFP ended and also CRE is about to be the one that really fucks banks. High interest rates are about to start actually breaking shit.
I actually sent this before, but didn't register but looked at your profile and youre actually generally curious. The amount of leading indicators with perfect or near perfect track record are blaring red and have been for a while. Yield curve inversion, market breadth, japan reverse carry trade about to go into effect now with the yen losing control with paired inflation, market breadth, k shaped consumer sentiment (which goes away once the wealth effect dissappears and equities start to get hit), CRE being worthless essentially, special fed tool BFTP expedition, the list goes on. The US fed is always desperate to look apoltical and not involved, most people who vote based on their portfolios do so in q1/q2, anything that happens in the fall can be brushed off as a correction at that point and not the bottom falling out. A spring/summer 25 collapse would be at the far end of the yeild curve inversion data set, but now we are seeing a bear steepener, not good. Rate cuts are not a good thing in this environment, just means the beginnign of the end.
It's coming, for sure. But there are different driving forces. Main one right now is commercial real estate (CRE). Valuations have become inflated, just like residential did prior to 2008. Plus, no one is going back to office. The bond market is also massively overvalued. Personally, I think the correction coming will make 2008 seem casual.
It would be a loss in value for anyone predominantly holding USD yes. Which is will Bitcoin will be even more attractive. The fact remains we are in a QT cycle waiting for a QE cycle to begin. When it does risk assets like Bitcoin will begin to explode again. There is no way out of the mess that we're in that doesn't end with the Fed printing more money. The question is whether the stimulus will be targeted at helping people directly or will it be directed to bail out banks holding CRE and the like. We shall see.
"NYC block CRE **loan**?" Can you Google the difference between the word *loan* and the word *own*. Yes, I know they rhyme, dear, but they actually mean two different things.
NYC block CRE loan? If it crashes, you lose what you lose, you give the bank the keys, and you walk away. You don"t get to *keep* your investment.
Subprime and CRE loans charging off at rates higher than modeled is not an “audit” thing. That’s not how it works.
CRE. It’s a social recoverability wallet that vitalik had mentioned is needed in the space. Creso wallet on Twitter.
Markets in a very dangerous spot here: - Statistical risks flashing red. - Banks and Utilities too, credit starting to move. - Lev loans liquidity sucked out. - CRE unwind accelerating and housing market about to freeze. Buckle up guys, shit is about to get real
Productive like buying Nvidia stock at 200x earnings?....seems a bit overpriced, no? Productive like WeWork stock?....except everybody is working from home and CRE value is melting before our eyes? Productive like SungLi noodle factory in Jakarta (most populous noodle loving city in the world?....I just made that one up, but how would you know? But you want an ETF where you are really just an owner of a promise that they will give you the value (measured in what) of the shares your "entitled" too when you ask for it..... I'm all for you putting "money" to work but the expectation that no effort or diligence (autopilot if you will) on your part is just fiat thinking that will get you rekt. Save in BTC, when you get enough that you can risk losing some of it look for some great investments that you understand and can "grasp" and take the plunge.
There is a testnet.....think of it like playing monopoly before dropping real money on CRE in SanFrancisco
That's what happen when you are in a risk off financial environment and you go further down the risk curve. Also the roadmap of the G20 is pretty bearish for crypto, combined with the CRE Debt crisis that's started you should buckle up up because the SECOND scares as begun
Credit problems are limited to the CRE market. All the other debt is fine.
I hoped for WYND and watched it closely, but now that less tokens are locked vesting, it's just been wooosh. Honestly more Dexes I don't feel is the answer, CRE has barely any volume either. Pools are unattractive if the pooling token can't hold. There needs to be use case outside of these mechanics imo. Part of why I like FET, I'm not a holder, but I think it brings something unique to the space. Again, I appreciate all the info. It's not often I get solid answers outside of the governance group on telegram.
A lot of these criticisms are not really CRE but problems with corporate culture. At the end of the day, CRE is just a nice facility for people to meet and collaborate on a common goal. A CRE crash would effectively make prices go down and more affordable for evil corp.
It saddens me that we just followed this one very specific, ugly path…probably thanks to the Industrial Revolution. We just found new ways of exploiting people and CRE played and is still playing a major role in that.
Specifically, office class CRE…the ones you see in both big and little cities. Companies opening up liminal office spaces and pressing their employees to show up. Give them a cubicle and a $300 Dell laptop and make them sit there 7-10 hours a day, typing away. Sedentary life style, as I like to tell my doctor. Make up rules and call it “HR policy.” Clock watch. Lunch in lunch out. Sing happy birthday to you and tell you how to dress, what to say, and what not to say. Email etiquette. Bagel Thursday’s. And while we all think this is comical and absurd, commercial real estate was booming booming booming. They take your life, and in turn, they make a profit. And commercial real estate never let these businesses down. And then the pandemic happened. And we learned how to WFH, and (even for just a tiny bit) we learned to have a voice and to say, “no. I’m not doing that. I’m not coming in to the office. I can do my job from here,” wherever “here” is. But business owners started to push back. Started to threaten workers. If you don’t come in, you’re fired, they like to say. And all the while, commercial office buildings became ghost towns. Empty parking structures rusting away. Office printers sat there, unused. Cubicles collected dust. Office kitchens lay barren. And now the roosters come home to roost. Our beautiful cities, overrun by ugly office buildings and skyscrapers can maybe now be find new life. More parks. More community centers. More central plazas, more museums….maybe… Sorry for the rant. I was literally typing what was coming to my mind, but hopefully you see my point. If there is a substantial enough CRE crash, maybe we can do away with these life sucking office buildings.
Bank crisis is far from over, the common denominator is failure to properly manage duration risk. One of the biggest (if not the biggest) culprits is commercial real estate loans which are *really* underwater, and as it stands the new BTFP from the Fed doesnt accept CRE loans as collateral. Dont be fooled, the too big to fail banks offering loans and buying these small failing banks is a puppet show. These banks are as much a part of the US government as Capitol Hill, and their assistance in these small bank rescues is just a disguised gov’t bailout.
Didnt they also say that the large amount of CRE loans was why it was put into receivership
Yes. I’m in commercial real estate and try to talk about Bitcoin but it’s misunderstood and hated. I’ve done more than $500M of CRE deals. Would be interested in setting up mining or just connecting. Would love to DM.
The only interesting bank charts show CRE stress and oh, they stopped lending
Evmos definitely counts, lol. EVMOS, FOT, CRE, STRD, were all reasonably valuable airdrops over the last year. Many thousands of dollars combined. Neta was slightly more than a year ago but was worth tens of thousands.
Yeah I agree. I don't understand fully the situation with CRE but it is also quite illiquid and isn't covered by the fed facilites that cover these illiquid long dated treasuries. I definitely see that needing fed intervention if the current environment continues.
Werent they the 2nd largest holder of commercial real estate loans in NY behind Wells Fargo? CRE market is fuckin rekt i dont think crypto is what did them in lol
I really had a bad taste in my mouth after the Signature Bank closure. Looking at their capital ratios they actually looked alright relative to other banks. They hold alot of CRE loans which is probably what did them in but seems pretty drastically proactive for a non-systemic bank
Thank you! I wasn’t sure what you meant by CRE in order to find any info. Will take a look.
Reading about the CRE house of cards…fuckin scary
Definitely, but it could be awhile before the dust *completely* settles. These are just first glances and various bits of info ive gathered from economists/bankers. Again its possible that CRE loan exposure could have been the tie breaker, ill definitely update as more stuff comes to light.
Staking ATOM is very lucrative. Apart from the staking rewards, you also qualify for potential airdrops in the process. Some of the previous airdops like OSMO, JUNO, STARS and EVMOS were worth thousands. I have all of them staked in addition to NGM, CRE, REBUS, CMDX, etc.
CRE - around 1000$. PDOGE - around 100$. A friend got $5k in ENS after buying .eth domain. Everything else was relatively small amounts (below 50$).
CRE is the one that made me my original investment back. I wonder when they will do the boost drop hah. I do love using the dapps most are very user friendly.
Enjoying Cosmos myself, I received a decent amount in CRE recently for staking ATOM and using the dapp a little bit.
Don't even get me started on the airdrops, between JUNO, CRE, STARS and EVMOS they've been more than amazing! With GNO and a few more ones upcoming! As for OSMO, I'm still sticking with my guts on this one.
Large CRE airdrop on asmosis. Converted the lot to UST and Luna and put it all into a liquidity pool. All gone.
Banks are propping up commercial real estate. CRE debt is based on spread to 10 year ust. Refi ‘‘em while you got ‘em!
You seem to be referencing residential real estate. Wealthy people make their money, and much more than 3-4%, on commercial real estate (CRE). Taking on debt is how you make money. You borrow against your assets and don’t pay taxes on it. It’s the same concept with crypto lending platforms. Leverage is what juices your returns. CRE that is triple net leased (NNN) to credit rated tenants is a safer investment with greater returns.
I work with a crypto CRE startup, so I am hoping the answer is yes, at least on the investment side of the equation.
As I said, if you focus on on the atom price you are doing atom wrong. So wrong. Who could care when you received thousands of dollars in value in airdrops of new projects (stars, Juno, osmo, CRE, evmos, etc etc). Ll this happen again? No idea.
You should also check out United States Property Coin’s upcoming STO! (uspc dot io) The founder is a Sothern Californian CRE firm who currently owns the profitable real estate assets in which to securitized USPC with. They are utilizing Polymath's ERC-1400 protocol to comply with SEC/FINRA regulations as a digital security **pegged** to the value of a professionally managed real estate portfolio.
Unlike other blockchain real estate projects, USPC is real estate native, not blockchain native, plus Primior, Inc. already owns and manages profitable CRE assets in which to securitized USPC with, the token, could consistently appreciate faster than the rate of inflation.
tldr; CoinSwitch Kuber CEO Ashish Singhal announced the launch of the Crypto Rupee Index (CRE8). The index tracks the performance of crypto assets based on the Indian rupee rather than the US dollar. The index will be refreshed over 1,400 times a day to ensure that it follows the real-time market movement. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*
I'm betting on Cosmos to be the next wave among new projects. No one needs to win Parachain auction before deploying on Cosmos and there are a number of top projects like OSMO, JUNO, NGM, CRE, SCRT already built on it.
I'm in it too for financial freedom although I get attracted to the tech side more often than not. I like Defi and staking as well. Right now I stake ATOM, NGM, JUNO, CRE and EVMOS via Keplr, and GREEN on the [GreenHouseDEX](http://greenhousedex.com). Next week I will add OCEAN to my staking bag once they release OCEAN V4 on the 8th.
I normally read about it in regards to Osmosis, but I was airdropped CRE for the Crescent Dex, which does liquid staking. So you stake a coin, receive interest from that stake, receive a representative coin, but you can still use the representative coin in LPs, thus earning more interest?
I'm a big fan of Cosmos too. I have other Cosmos based projects like NGM, CRE, OSMO and JUNO. There's this other newly launched project which I'm keeping tabs on. It has high staking and LP incentives. The project is H2O, a non-pegged stable asset accelerating adoption of datatokens in the OCEAN market.
Another Dex on cosmos, and the biggest difference between osmo (in how it works) is the fluid staking. You can swap (stake) your CRE for bCRE and they just increase in value against CRE. Also is the asset to put in the pools, and CRE utility is to pay fees or move around in IBC
Nice, it's somewhat like a competitor of OSMOSIS. a few weeks ago my CRE drop was worth a few hundred bucks.
I have a decent amount in stables but for people that are high net-worth, most of us have outside income that would far exceed what we would earn on this. Also, many of us have other investments that bring multiple benefits. For example, I’ve invested in commercial real estate. The minimum cash on cash return I look for is 25% per year. In addition to this, you also typically have an appreciating asset that you will earn $ off when you sell it (and you can do a 1031 and not have to pay immediate tax on it). On top of that, the beauty in owning CRE is the depreciation expense you get which can considerably lower your taxable income.
you got 2k worth of CRE during the drop?
>Since this thread is not being seen by anyone now as it's days old. How much ATOM are you staking atm, and when did you start staking it? staking about 30-40 ATOM, mainly in 5% commission validators. But only for about a month though, I think I didn't qualify for the snapshot for CRE haha
Jackal DAO coming to Cosmos soon enough. After CRE (which I didn't get unfortunately) this project it's interesting too and looks good
The Crescent Network ($CRE) just broke the "$Tree Fiddy" barrier!!!! We might have a 'keeper' extant in the Cosmos!!!!!
Been spreading my Cosmos rewards to new tokens and decided to pick up some $ROWAN. Bought a lot of $CRE near $2 and I’m feelin good 😁
I’m using both, Osmo rewards are around 2 PM EST for me and CRE rewards at 8 PM EST. Plus the random NOM compounding lol, the crypto schedule…
The [CosmosAirdrops](https://www.reddit.com/r/CosmosAirdrops/comments/rcs16g/cosmos_airdrops_full_list_of_all_known_previous/) sub does a great job of preparing you for airdrops. Most I wouldn't worry about linking your Keplr wallet, but always be cautious for phishing sites. You'll get a notice of requested permissions before finalizing a connection. Crescent parameters for airdrop from Cosmos Airdrop sub: **Qualifications** 20% for ATOM stakers20% for liquid stakers of CRE20% for liquidity providers to the bCRE pool20% for users that make a swap on the Crescent DEX20% for users that vote on a governance proposal [Source](https://crescentnetwork.medium.com/cre-dexdrop-breakdown-472ba6f22f2b) Snapshot date: 1 Jan 2022 **How to Claim** [Here](https://app.crescent.network/airdrop) **When Will The Airdrop Occur?** Timeline for claiming and distribution is currently unknown **How Much is Being Airdropped?** 50m CRE **Relevant Reddit Posts** [Crescent Network airdrop and details](https://www.reddit.com/r/cosmosnetwork/comments/taw3za/crescent_network_airdrop_and_details/) [Crescent was exactly what an airdrop should look like](https://www.reddit.com/r/CosmosAirdrops/comments/u3kb5d/crescent_was_exactly_what_an_airdrop_should_look/)
Hopefully you have been checking your address for airdrops everytime one is available. The amount you get for an airdrop depends on how much you had delegated to a validator. If you delegated towards a CEX or if your ATOM is delegated within a CEX you will not be eligible for the airdrop. For me personally the biggest airdrops I have gotten was $STARS and $CRE.
CRE dumped as in people sold their airdrops
Gratz to everyone that caught that $CRE airdrop. I missed it, and am now forced to buy in like a scrub. Still, this is likely to be a big player in the future of Cosmos so I’m filling my bags now while it’s cheap.
How can you not want to buy after airdrops like CRE?
FB is having great loss in meta. https://youtu.be/CRE6SqdranY
Go play with CRE8R DAO
It breaks people’s brains that “success” is often many external factors outside their control. Example, this fed meeting tomorrow. Markets pulled out and completely spooked because of anticipated price hikes. Now they could raise interest rates very high to combat inflation, but because of the economic environment there’s a decent chance they need to go more conservative than anticipated, making the poor eat inflation and forcing them to work these shit jobs that remain unfilled (not to mention a possible CRE collapse). In this situation their could be a boom this week and we’ll into 2022 for crypto. We truly don’t know. There’s best guesses. There endless of examples of ducking absolute morons in crypto that essentially got in right place for wrong reasons, but results remain the same. And dummies will contribute this to their foresight and being a financial wizard. Countless examples of this all throughout society, the key differentiator is people with brains understand this.
Keeping it short we foolishly decreased interest rates during an expansion because Trump has no idea how macroeconomic factors work and thinks if 2%GDP growth is good 5% is MAGA. And the fed has dangerously done whatever the WH wanted during that administration. It enabled them to spend a fuckton of money while cutting taxes that otherwise wouldn’t have been possible. Of course (like many people here believe) that thinking is extremely flawed because “stocks only go up” until you get unforeseen event that puts economy in tailspin (always happens). Then COVID enters the picture. So now we have high levels of debt, interest rates need to go up, and wages have remained relatively flat compared to housing. But of course we can’t raise them too much or we are looking at astronomical payments on our debt and the CRE market will collapse with a bunch of businesses that have propped up hitting the market all at once (plus the shift of more remote work will be messy here as well) and the inability to fill it due to higher rates (the banks won’t let that happen) TLDR - crypto is going to be a great place to park your money long term because the last administration has essentially put us in a place where we can’t raise interest rates too much and we could certainly see inflation here to stay.
I agree with the gist of the article, but these supply chain issues facing energy right now will get fixed, and yeah higher energy costs are here to stay until OPEC steps in (and they very well could at the first sign of lessening activity). Inflation has been at record lows, so we will see comparatively high inflation, but the money spicket can’t be completely turned off because there would be a CRE collapse which would have cascading effects. This is all good for crypto comparatively for the medium term, but probably pretty bad for the poor. TLDR, invest in crypto. I don’t understand trying to make long term predictions like this though, waaaaay too many variables in play. I mean once the economy stabilizes (economic factors are all over the place right now leading to the crazy fear index) we could certainly see much higher rates in the future which would crush the crypto market.
I mean a bear is coming almost certainly in 2022. I just don’t think nearly as many alts are going to bite the dust. What I do find interesting as an aspect I came across today is there is an outside chance they don’t raise rates too much to fight inflation. Essentially many local retailers (namely restaurants) have been propped up by the government the past couple yearsz. 90 percent of these places fail in first year, so now you are going to have a cascading effect all at once. Banks are not going to want all that CRE on market at the same time. Raise rates too much and you aren’t filling any of those places.
tldr; Carry (CRE) (CRE-USD) is currently on bullish momentum by 31.46% in the last 7 days. The crypto is 9.23% up from its trailing 7 days low of $0.0100 and 9.18% above its all-time low of *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*
I work for a very large US bank and I can tell you the only thing really concerning to us is our CRE portfolio and to a lesser extent our business bank. Banks are absolutely *flush* with cash deposits. We are turning them away and offering negative yields. Almost all of the major banks are scrambling to pick up funded loan assets to put a dent in our tier 1 capital reserve. If there was a liquidity crunch it's very easy for us to go to the street and pay above market for additional deposits which would require a 15-25bps rate at the highest. I'm not concerned, having talked to some execs - they aren't concerned. You probably will see a decent amount of impairments on CRE portfolios though which could make some medium sized waves.
Hi Rodric, Looks like you deleted your follow up questions while I was in the middle of answering. If you're still interested here was my reply: Sure, good questions. So the initial listings will consist of equity shares of CRE but not the whole property- so the original owner will still retain control. The ABT just offers the property owner a way to monetize their equity without selling out completely. Smartlands themselves are entering into partnerships with different CRE owners along with a Ukranian investment bank so to some extent ABT investors will rely on their due diligence. This article helps to conceptualize how the ABTs, SLT, and Smartlands interact: https://smartlands.io/blog/the-fee-pool-and-ukraine-explained/ But some of these questions won't be able to be answered until the listings go live and we see the details of the contracts involved. As crypto investors we are not the target market for the ABTs- we are the target market for SLT. Smartlands is targeting High Net Worth Individuals and family investment offices in Ukraine to invest in the ABTs. Theoretically it may be easier to enforce your legal rights and to keep up to date on your properties if you are local in Ukraine but at some point the ABTs will be open to residents of other countries. As to SMEs- listing on public markets is cost-prohibitive for businesses below a certain size. Smartlands should be able to open up investment into start-ups and other small businesses that investors haven't previously been able to access (see here: https://smartlands.io/news/smartlands-and-big-u-announce-new-partnership/)
If you buy an Asset Backed Token ("ABT") representing a commercial real estate property through the Smartlands Platform you are buying a DIRECT OWNERSHIP stake in that property. That means you get voting rights, direct stake in rental income and appreciation, and ability to sell your ABT on the secondary market at any time. In a REIT the trust owns the properties. The trust also selects the properties (you have to rely on them to be good stewards) and the fund management also takes its fees before you get any profit. Any income or increase in value comes only after fees. Also just like you have to buy the whole fund instead of picking and choosing you have to sell the whole fund instead of just being able to sell one property at a time. Smartlands is also not going to be restricted to CRE. They are starting with CRE but are also going to tokenize small and medium businesses (that may be too small to access a traditional equity market.) Really any illiquid asset can be listed on the Smartlands Platform. You do have a point though that Smartlands' competitors at this point are traditional investment vehicles.
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