The announcement came during the World Liberty Forum at Mar-a-Lago on February 18. It represents the platform’s first major push into real estate tokenization, following the launch of USD1, a stablecoin that has accumulated substantial market capitalization.
“We built World Liberty Financial to open up decentralized finance to the world. With today’s announcement, we are now extending that access to tokenized real estate,” Trump stated.
Bringing fractional ownership to high-end hospitality properties has long posed challenges for blockchain-based finance. The luxury resort sector remains largely untapped by tokenization efforts, though interest in converting traditionally illiquid assets into tradeable digital securities has grown among institutional participants seeking regulatory clarity.
Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo believes properly structured and regulated tokenized offerings could attract huge global interest through initiatives like the collaboration with World Liberty.
The tokens will be issued via private placement to accredited and offshore investors under securities exemptions, deployed on public blockchains, and may support collateral use within WLFI Markets, subject to legal requirements.