Especially in times of high inflation, real estate is considered a reasonably safe investment. After all, regular income and annual increases in value beckon. But concrete gold comes in large units, and few can afford an entire apartment or house. For private investors with very small amounts, there are only detours: funds, for example, that bundle many small amounts and use them to acquire large properties. Or crowdinvesting platforms for individual real estate projects. Blockchain technology could now expand the opportunities for small investors and possibly even revolutionize the real estate market.

The blockchain is the technological foundation: it divides the property into many individual parts and acts like a large database containing all the information about the property. Each new block of information on individual parts simultaneously stores the data of all other individual pieces in a unique fingerprint.