About $BEE:
$BEE is an innovative deflationary BEP-20 token and the key to a decentralized and democratic future of real estate investing, being the governance token of the BeeCoin DAO, where the beehive image represents a community of investors who work together to create a fairer and more transparent real estate market designed to make investments to real estate more accessible, flexible and transparent.

Tokenomics:
$BEE tokenomics is designed to encourage usage of the token and promote the development of the BeeCoin DAO. Taxes collected on every transaction help maintain the value of the token, encourage retention and community development, and fund new DAO investments.

$BEE has a number of features that make it more attractive to investors - on every $BEE transaction a 10% tax is charged, where:

1% of tokens are burned - this helps maintain the value of $BEE, reducing its supply and thereby stimulating demand for the token.

1% of $BEE tokens are distributed equally among all token holders - this encourages token retention and contributes to the development of the $BEE community.

1% goes into PancakeSwap liquidity - this helps maintain $BEE liquidity on the DEX.

1% of $BNB is sent to a separate wallet BeeCoinValidator.bnb - these funds are used for staking on the Binance validator, which ensures the security of the main network.

1% of $BNB is sent to a separate wallet BeeCoinHive.bnb - these funds will be sent to CZ - the founder of Binance to his personal wallet as a sign of eternal gratitude for the creation of BSC and Binance.

5% of $BNB is sent to a separate wallet BeeCoinDAO.bnb - this is a treasury DAO, where the funds will be used for further investments in real estate.

All this will allow the DAO to attract a wider range of investors, where $BEE holders have the right to vote on the management of BeeCoin DAO, participate in investment decisions and the right to dividends.


Mission & Vision:
BeeCoin DAO envisions a future in which everyone has the opportunity to invest in real estate, regardless of their location or financial situation, and strives to achieve the following goals:

-Create a new standard for transparency in real estate investment and make it more accessible by creating a global network of real estate investors.

-Make real estate investment more sustainable by investing in environmentally friendly and socially responsible projects.

-Make real estate investment more accessible to people living in developing countries by working with local partners in developing countries to tailor their products and services to local conditions.

-Make real estate investing more accessible to people living in low-income areas by investing in real estate projects that benefit people living in low-income areas.

-Make real estate investing more accessible to people of all levels of education and experience, and of all ages, through educational programs and resources that help people of all levels of education and experience understand real estate investing, products and services that meet the needs of people of all ages.

BeeCoin DAO will use the following strategies to achieve its ambitious goals:

-Development of an innovative model for financing real estate investments based on a combination of token liquidity generation and NFT collections.

-Collaboration with leading players in real estate and decentralized finance.

-Promotion of real estate investment to the general public.


NFTs:
The main BeeCoin DAO collection will consist of 99 NFTs. They, in turn, will be members of the DAO management, have the right to vote on absolutely all management issues, as well as 50% of all dividends received from absolutely all DAO projects.

In addition to the main collection, BeeCoin DAO will release other NFT collections, each of which will represent a separate investment object (house, apartment, land, etc.).

For example, a DAO might decide to tokenize an apartment in Barcelona, ​​Spain. The owners of these tokens will receive a share of the income from the rental of the apartment, as well as from its potential resale in the future.

Let's say the holders of the main BeeCoin DAO tokens vote to purchase an apartment in Barcelona, ​​Spain worth $500,000. The DAO decides to create 5,000 NFTs in this collection, each worth $50. There will be a total of 5,000 investors, where each will receive an equal share of its liquidity in the future.

In this case, the owners of the main tokens purchase a share in the apartment for $50, where the real minimum price is $100. Owners of these NFTs receive voting rights over the management of this investment and a share of its profits.

It turns out that NFT owners contribute only half of the required investment to purchase real estate, the remaining half comes from the $BEE savings fund.

This approach allows the DAO to attract a wider range of investors, including those who are unable to make the full investment amount, and creates a mutually beneficial liquidity generation structure.

Roadmap:

Phase 1:
-Development/Fair launch
-Web launch/Litepaper/Roadmap
-Discord, Telegram, Twitter, Medium community building
-First 100 holders
-Start accumulating $BNB on ​​DAO wallets
-Main NFT collection development; 99 unique NFTs presentation, BeeCoin DAO birth
-Cooperation with Binance validator and CZ personal wallet

Phase 2:
-Socials marketing company, AMA
-Coinmarketcap/Coingecko listing
-1.000 holders
-First NFT utility integration
-1 audit
-Whitepaper
-BeeCoin merch
-Community expansion/1st partnership
-$1.000.000 total trading volume

Phase 3:
-BeeCoin DAO registration in a tax-eligible economic zone
-Tokenization of the first real estate
-Huge influencer campaigns
-Airdrops, giveaways, surprises
-10.000 holders
-Web redesign
-Roadmap update
-Whitepaper update
-New utility NFT collection
-2 audit
-Professional marketing push, BeeCoin branding
-Listing Tier 1 CEX
-$10.000.000 total trading volume

Phase 4:
-Airdrop for the first 10.000 holders
-Huge community expansion/New big partnerships
-CERTIK audit
-Whitepaper update
-Creation of a full-fledged DAO invest App platform with automatic smart contracts
-BeeCoin mobile App
-More tokenization of real estate property
-Unique BeeCoin merch in collaboration with Takashi Murakami
-100.000 holders
-Official collaboration and listing on Binance
-BeeCoin DAO Real Estate multiverse building
-$100.000.000 total trading volume
-Collaboration with the biggest Top-10 development company

Phase 5:
-BeeCoin NFT marketplace
-BeeCoin DEX
-1.000.000 holders
-BeeCoin news brain explosion
-BeeCoin multiverse
-More tokenization of real estate property, creation of an international network of affordable green carbon housing
-Unique BeeCoin merch in collaboration with Balenciaga
-$1.000.000.000 total trading volume
-Cooperation agreement with international government institutions, business cooperation with Black Rock and Vanguard
-To be continued


Whitepaper
Tokenized real estate is when a real-estate property or its cash flows are represented as a blockchain token or tokens.

In 2021, the global real-estate market was valued at ~$29 trillion dollars, making it one of the largest markets in the world. The vast majority of people around the world are connected to the real-estate market, whether as renters or owners, or as office, retail, or factory workers.

Compared to other assets, real estate is illiquid and inefficient:
 • It can take weeks to months to find a counterparty.
 • Sales prices fluctuate within a range.
 • Real-estate transactions take weeks to close.
 • Many service providers are needed to transact.
This process can be streamlined and unlocked through tokenization.


What Is Tokenized Real Estate?
Tokenized real estate is when a real-estate property or its cash flows are represented as a blockchain token (or tokens) to increase liquidity, streamline processes, and enable digital ownership.

In general, the use of blockchain technology for tokenized real estate requires the use of either non-fungible tokens (NFTs) or fungible tokens, depending on the goal and what’s being tokenized. NFTs are useful when a property—or groups of properties—is being considered as a whole (i.e., one or more properties, one token). Fungible tokens are useful for fractionalizing a whole into parts (i.e., one or more properties, 100 tokens).


How Could Tokenized Real Estate Work?
In general, tokenized real estate requires that there is a firm, trust-minimized link between the digital asset (token) and the underlying physical asset (property).

Simple Tokenized Real Estate
The simplest example of tokenized real estate is representing a single real-estate property as an NFT.


An NFT is a unique token that is verifiably different from every other token on a blockchain—making it a good fit for real estate because every property is different.

 • Owning the NFT can be equivalent to owning the property.
 • Transferring the NFT can mark a change in property ownership.
 • The NFT can hold critical data such as past sales, address, and more.

In this theoretical example, selling a house is as simple as listing it on an NFT marketplace. A buyer can press a few buttons and, if they have the necessary funds, purchase it within minutes—a drastic shift from the weeks-long process that real-estate transactions require today.


Dynamic NFTs are NFTs that automatically update their data based on relevant conditions. For example, replacing the house’s roof.

 • Owning the NFT can be equivalent to owning the property.
 • Transferring the NFT can mark a change in property ownership.
 • The NFT can hold—and automatically update—critical data.

Dynamic NFTs become more useful over time. For example, an NFT can hold images or videos of a particular property that showcase the state of a house at a particular point in time. As ownership changes hands multiple times, the plethora of videos/images that are continuously added to the NFT enable buyers to see the changes to a property over time—providing deeper insights for their purchasing decision.


A compelling use case for real-estate tokenization is fractionalization, or enabling fractional ownership of a property. This approach uses fungible tokens.

Fungible tokens are indistinguishable from each other. An existing example of a fungible asset is stocks—one stock is always equivalent to another.

 • Individual tokens can represent a specific percentage of ownership over the property.
 • Owning all fungible tokens can be equivalent to owning the property.

Fractional ownership over real estate unlocks access to the real-estate market in a completely novel manner. With the right design, fractionalized real-estate tokens could allow savvy investors to build custom-made portfolios of different real-estate assets, prospective homebuyers to make incremental steps to live in—and own—their desired home, and companies to create tailored real-estate products.

With blockchain-based tokens, it’s possible to separately tokenize ownership of a particular property from the cash flows that the property generates—unlocking liquidity for property owners.

Tokenized cash flows can unlock the ability to sell the rights to future rental income for a lump sum.

 • Separation of property ownership and rights to cash flow.
 • The rights to cash flows can be represented as an NFT.
 • Automatic redirection of cash flow to the NFT owner.


It’s also possible to create a tokenized representation of a basket of real-estate properties and their cash flows.

 • Fungible tokens can collectively represent all properties and cash flows.
 • Automated cash can flow back to token owners.

The key benefit of using tokens to tokenize large baskets of real estate is the ability to provide trust-minimized guarantees and automatically act based on verifiable data. Ownership of the property and the cash flows on-chain can enable higher verifiability of the underlying collateral (the properties and their cash flows), automatic payouts, and increased transparency into asset health.


There are many benefits to tokenizing real-estate assets, whether individual properties or multiple, whether whole or fractional.

Ultimately, tokenization aims to remove the current barriers to real-estate transactions by optimizing processes, removing unnecessary third parties, and lowering the price barriers to entry. When assets become easier to transact (and cheaper), there can be an increase in liquidity—more buyers and sellers can participate in the market and make transactions.

According to Ernst & Young (EY), “The tokenization of real estate assets can play a significant role in the real estate industry. The notary visit, the considerable transaction costs or the land transfer tax become technically obsolete through the use of tokenization.”

Fractionalized real-estate tokens can help the larger market discover the fair-market prices of different real-estate assets. Today, real-estate experts use a variety of data points to come up with a fair price for any property, and estimates from different experts can vary. Similarly, when sellers list their property for sale, offers can come in a wide range. But if individual properties were fractionalized, the price discovery on a fraction of the house can provide better insight into the fair market value of the entire property.

Past fractionalization, tokenized real estate does not impact the direct cost of real estate itself. But it can streamline the processes and approvals surrounding real-estate transactions. Tokens are facilitated through smart contracts, which can specify the terms of transfer and automatically execute approved transactions—enabling low-cost and trusted coordination between mortgage lenders, notaries, escrow companies, and more.

Real-estate fraud occurs in various ways. Information about a property can be manipulated to provide buyers with false information about key metrics like square footage. Buyers can be lured into making fraudulent purchases like fake house deeds. Blockchains, smart contracts, and decentralized oracle networks can provide better trust-minimization, improved authentication, and verifiable data that reduces information asymmetry—which is often the root cause of successful fraud attempts.


Real-world asset tokenization is an exciting opportunity for Web3 technology to make markets more efficient, open, and transparent. Today, there’s already a wide range of assets being tokenized on-chain, from digital dollars to collateralized gold tokens. But given the size, scale, and importance of the real-estate market, there’s likely still a long way to go until tokenized real estate is implemented at scale.