Dutch real estate firm partners China Blockchain Partners
Things are changing and blockchain is gaining wider acceptance with each passing day. While the possibilities seem to be endless, it is still in the development stage and it might take some time to realize its potential. But one thing is certain that enterprises are realizing its true potential and they are leaving no stone unturned to explore the plethora of opportunities this innovative technology provides. In one such move, Rotterdam-based global property platform Dominium has entered into a strategic partnership with China Blockchain Partners (CBP) to get a foothold in the Asian market, according to a press release. The Dutch real estate giant is building the world’s first global property platform on the blockchain, where assets are placed on the blockchain alongside property sales, rentals, and management to create a multilingual, international real estate marketplace. Shanghai-based China Blockchain Partners (CBP) provides services and expertise for leading blockchain projects and it also helps companies from the EU to get a foothold in the Asian market. Speaking about this latest comprehensive alliance, Robert van Aert, co-founder of CBP said, "We will use our extensive network to assist Dominium in its goals for fundraising as well as finding value-adding partners for the use of its platform.” Currently, the Dutch real estate company is holding an initial token offering (ITO) and hopes that this latest move will make it easier for the company to explore the Asian market. "CBP has intimate knowledge of the potential of European blockchain projects on the Chinese market. This enables them to match us with the right partners and investors. They are absolutely passionate about this innovative technology and internet technologies. That's why we chose CBP to be our partner for strengthening Dominium's presence in the Chinese Market," says Dominium's Marketing Advisor, GudoThijssen.
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