E‑Estate tokenized portfolio tops $150m as RWA demand grows

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E‑Estate’s tokenized portfolio jumped ~45% YoY to $150m+ by Jan 1, 2026, driven by asset appreciation and development progress in RWA.

Summary

  • Tokenized portfolio exceeds $150m, up from ~$104.6m at 2025 year‑end, reflecting real asset gains and project advances.
  • Estate Token (EST) on BNB Chain enables fractional ownership of high‑end property, targeting cross‑border investors and improved liquidity.​
  • E‑Estate plans international expansion, broader asset classes, and prepares for potential NASDAQ and European listings over the next decade.

E-Estate Group Inc., a tokenized real estate company, announced its tokenized portfolio of RWA including high-end properties and real-estate has surpassed $150 million in valuation, according to a company statement.

The company reported earlier valuations in a February post on social media platform X, with an updated valuation recorded as of January 1, 2026, in its annual report.

E-Estate Group was formally incorporated in Panama in November 2024. The company attributed the portfolio increase primarily to real asset appreciation and progress on development-stage projects, according to the statement.

The company’s Estate Token operates on the Binance Smart Chain. The platform enables fractional ownership, allowing investors to access real estate assets through blockchain-based token issuance.

The E-Estate platform converts property value into digital tokens, aiming to facilitate cross-border participation, enhance liquidity, and lower capital requirements traditionally associated with high-end property markets, the company stated.

The company’s roadmap outlines plans for international expansion, diversification into additional asset classes, and increased institutional engagement over the next decade, according to the announcement.

E-Estate Group also indicated preparations for a potential future listing on major stock exchanges, including NASDAQ and select European markets, though the company provided no specific timeline or details for such plans.

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