UBXS teams up with Chainlink to improve real estate tokenisation
UBXS (CRYPTO:UBXS), a blockchain platform specialising in real estate tokenisation, has announced a new partnership with Chainlink (CRYPTO:LINK) to enhance its tokenised real estate system.
This collaboration will integrate Chainlink’s decentralised oracle network and incorporate AI-powered innovations to create a more transparent, efficient, and data-driven environment for investors.
UBXS allows fractional ownership of real estate assets, providing simplified and secure access to property markets.
By leveraging Chainlink’s trusted oracles, UBXS will enable secure, tamper-proof data transfers from real-world sources to its blockchain, ensuring reliable transactions.
This partnership will allow users to access accurate property information, including market values, property conditions, and regulatory updates, enhancing the user experience.
In addition to partnering with Chainlink, UBXS is integrating AI capabilities into its platform.
The AI-powered architecture will offer advanced market predictions, optimised asset management, and streamlined operations.
By analysing historical data and market trends, AI will help investors make informed decisions and better predict real estate price fluctuations.
Automated asset management will also provide real-time updates and suggestions to maximise returns on investment.
UBXS CEO M. Emre Caliskan called the partnership with Chainlink a "milestone" for UBXS as it continues to innovate in real estate tokenisation.
He emphasised that the combination of Chainlink’s decentralised oracles with AI technology will create a seamless, secure, and smart investment ecosystem for tokenised real estate.
At the time of reporting, the UBXS price was $0.1083, while the Chainlink price was $12.23.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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