Tokenopoly, a Web3 platform focused on on-chain real estate data, has launched a public testnet on the Ethereum Sepolia network, introducing a blockchain-based approach to accessing US housing data. The testnet allows users to mint, stake and trade tokens tied to home valuation data without owning properties, using mortgages or managing physical assets.
The platform provides synthetic exposure to US residential real estate via on-chain tokens, backed by real valuation inputs. All interactions are governed by transparent smart contracts, allowing home data to be used as programmable and composable financial signals. Users participate using stablecoins, where all activities are limited to asset testing and do not represent real-world ownership or investments.
Real estate data used on the platform comes from Rentcast, an independent real estate data provider. Rentcast is a large-scale residential data company. Tokenopoly operates separately and has no control or influence over the underlying data sources.
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