Crypto keeps chasing trillion dollar narratives.

Meanwhile the biggest one of all is sitting untouched.

Real estate is a $400 trillion market. Bigger than stocks, bigger than bonds, bigger than every crypto asset combined. But there has never been a chain engineered specifically to bring it onchain.

Zero.
Until @integra_layer.

When I first looked at Integra, one thing became obvious. The issue was never “how do we tokenize real estate.”
The issue was that nothing in crypto was strong enough, compliant enough, or liquid enough to actually support an asset class this massive.

So Integra did the only sensible thing. They started from scratch and built a chain around the realities of the industry.

Security and execution at the core.
Compliance as a native function.
Liquidity pipelines designed to move institutional sized value across borders.

For the first time, real estate becomes movable, programmable, and fully interoperable.

And when the blueprint drops, it will not just explain how the four hundred trillion dollar market gets tokenized.
It will show why Integra is the only architecture that can actually handle the load.

What stands out most to me is simple: they know where the bottlenecks are, and they are removing them layer by layer with absolute clarity.

Integra is not only bringing real estate onchain.
It is reimagining ownership itself.
It is redefining settlement.
It is rebuilding liquidity from the ground up.

And honestly, after seeing how carefully they are engineering this, it feels like the first time the real estate industry finally gets the digital foundation it always needed.