Blocksquare has launched a legally compliant real estate tokenisation framework in Luxembourg, marking a major step for Europe's blockchain industry. The new framework integrates with land registries, allowing property owners to tokenize economic rights tied to real estate while ensuring investors have legally enforceable claims. The development aligns with the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), which provides the legal certainty previously missing from tokenised property investments.

By leveraging notarised agreements, Blocksquare bridges the gap between blockchain-based assets and traditional legal protections, making real estate investment more accessible to retail investors. CEO Denis Petrovcic highlighted that what once required months of regulatory navigation can now be completed in weeks, streamlining the process for marketplace operators and property owners.

With real-world asset tokenisation reaching over$17.1 billion in onchain value, industry forecasts predict a fiftyfold increase by 2030, potentially hitting$30 trillion. Blocksquare's initiative in Luxembourg positions it as a key player in driving real estate tokenisation adoption across Europe, making blockchain-based property investment more secure and scalable.