Tokenopoly, a Web3 platform involved in on-chain staunch property data, has launched a public testnet on the Ethereum Sepolia community, introducing a blockchain-based fully fully map to having access to U.S. residential housing data. The testnet enables customers to mint, stake, and alternate tokens linked to housing valuation data without owning property, the utilization of mortgages, or managing physical resources.
The platform offers synthetic exposure to U.S. residential staunch property via on-chain tokens backed by staunch-world valuation inputs. All interactions are governed by clear natty contracts, allowing housing data to be damaged-down as programmable and composable monetary signals. Users participate the utilization of stablecoins, with all project cramped to test resources and now not representing staunch-world possession or funding.
Property data damaged-down on the platform is sourced from Rentcast, an objective staunch property data provider. Rentcast is a natty-scale residential property data firm. Tokenopoly operates separately and does now not administration or affect the underlying data sources.
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