Many users are enthusiastic about Chesky's vision of tokenization reducing friction to enable fractional ownership and always-on markets, while others dismiss the post or criticize Airbnb host fees.
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So this will feel slow, and then it won't. Most people won't notice the plumbing change underneath. They'll just wake up one day and owning anything, anywhere, will feel obvious. The internet made information liquid. This makes ownership liquid. This is just the beginning.
Think about what that unlocks: Fractions instead of all-or-nothing Settlement in seconds, not days Markets that never close Access that doesn't care where you were born The walls around real assets were never really physical. They were friction.
@bchesky There are a lot of trophy assets out there which investors would like to own a share of. This could actually increase prices for irreplaceable pieces of real estate.
@bchesky How about lowering the host fee for hosts? You’re killing them with your fees.
So this will feel slow, and then it won't. Most people won't notice the plumbing change underneath. They'll just wake up one day and owning anything, anywhere, will feel obvious. The internet made information liquid. This makes ownership liquid. This is just the beginning.
Think about what that unlocks: Fractions instead of all-or-nothing Settlement in seconds, not days Markets that never close Access that doesn't care where you were born The walls around real assets were never really physical. They were friction.
@bchesky There are a lot of trophy assets out there which investors would like to own a share of. This could actually increase prices for irreplaceable pieces of real estate.
@bchesky AI written slop c’mon man lol
The tokens and the blockchains aren't the interesting part. The interesting part is what happens to friction. When owning a piece of a building, a bond, or a fund becomes as easy as sending a message, ownership stops being a privilege and starts being a default.
Many users are enthusiastic about Chesky's vision of tokenization reducing friction to enable fractional ownership and always-on markets, while others dismiss the post or criticize Airbnb host fees.
Based on 8 visible X reactions from 8 accounts; directional sample.
Ask a question below.
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The tokens and the blockchains aren't the interesting part. The interesting part is what happens to friction. When owning a piece of a building, a bond, or a fund becomes as easy as sending a message, ownership stops being a privilege and starts being a default.