Resources

Articles

Perspectives on real-estate tokenisation, development finance, and the market infrastructure being built underneath them — written for developers raising capital and the investors who fund them.

Capital Markets

When Citi says it too: tokenization is infrastructure, not liquidity

Citi's new paper on tokenized collateral says tokenization "does not create liquidity". Why that matters, what collateral teaches about real assets, and why trust is part of the infrastructure.

3 November 20265 min read

Press Release

LANDHIVE and Libertum agree share swap and combine as one group

LANDHIVE and Libertum have agreed a share swap and now operate as one group. LANDHIVE founder Jens Bezuidenhout joins Libertum as Chief Operating Officer, and technology, infrastructure, assets and licences are shared across the group.

23 October 20263 min read

Company News

LANDHIVE and Libertum are now one group: what it means for developers and investors

Our portal has run on Libertum's T-Suite from the start. Now the two companies are one group, sharing technology, infrastructure, assets and licences. Here is why, and what it means if you build with us or invest through us.

23 October 20263 min read

For Investors

A limited pilot, and what it actually proved

Before scaling any financial platform, you have to prove the underlying process works. What LANDHIVE’s first pilot did — and did not — establish.

23 October 20262 min read

Capital Markets

From derivatives to digital: liquidity was never just about selling the asset

A liquid security can still be an illiquid position. Lessons from a derivatives desk and two decades in property on what tokenisation can — and cannot — do for investor liquidity.

22 October 20269 min read

Tokenisation

Why the next real estate boom will be on-chain

Every property cycle has been powered by a change in how capital reaches the asset. The next one will be powered by a change in how ownership is recorded.

4 August 20264 min read

Market Infrastructure

What regulated secondary trading means for tokenised real estate

Issuing a token is the easy half. The harder half is a venue where it can change hands under rules a regulator, a custodian and a pension trustee all recognise.

15 July 20264 min read

For Investors

The liquidity gap: why on-chain value isn’t the same as tradable value

The amount of real-world value recorded on a ledger tells you about supply, not about liquidity. Understanding the difference is the most useful thing an investor can do.

24 June 20264 min read

Market Infrastructure

Tokenisation enters its execution phase

The proof-of-concept era is over. What separates platforms now is not the pitch but whether they can run a full asset lifecycle without falling back on spreadsheets.

3 June 20264 min read

Compliance

Programmable compliance: the missing link between DeFi and institutions

Institutions were never blocked from digital assets by the technology. They were blocked by the fact that permissionless systems cannot tell who they are dealing with.

12 May 20264 min read

Capital Markets

Stablecoins were step one: the shift from digital money to tokenised capital

Digital cash proved that the payment leg of a transaction can live on a ledger. The harder and more valuable step is putting the asset leg there too.

21 April 20264 min read

Capital Markets

What it means when capital markets move on-chain

Markets are a stack of functions — issuance, register, trading, clearing, settlement, custody, reporting. A shared ledger does not replace the stack; it collapses parts of it.

30 March 20264 min read

For Developers

Why development finance is the hardest problem tokenisation can solve

A completed, let building is the easy case. Funding a site through construction — no income, staged drawdowns, value created only at the end — is where the real gap sits.

5 March 20264 min read

For Investors

Fractional ownership, explained without the jargon

What you actually own when you buy a fraction of a property, what it entitles you to, and the questions worth asking before you commit anything.

11 February 20264 min read