and tax evasion (by not reporting certain sales of houses for crypto, for instance) Not sure I buy this excuse. When land transfers ownership, it still needs l

and tax evasion (by not reporting certain sales of houses for crypto, for instance) Not sure I buy this excuse. When land transfers ownership, it still needs legal frameworks grounded in established legal/political systems to protect it. Any property worth keeping has paperwork attached to it to protect the owner. Otherwise you could just squat in an empty house and say you're the owner. Tokenized assets is slowly becoming a thing, but there are many tests and precedents to set before a token can truly represent some asset on its own.