Merging Digital Assets, Virtual Real Estate, Blockchain and Physical Assets
Hi, I’m Corey Chambers in Los Angeles. Thanks for joining me and Happy Thanksgiving. I am very extremely happy to have you as a reader and friend. I mean that, and thank you for reading my blog and watching my videos. I hope you have gotten something out of it to help your life in some way. Today, I’m going to talk about something fun that I like, which of course is technology and money. So, in fact, we’re going to keep focus and get even more focused and more powerful with with real estate by introducing, implementing new technologies because everything is going, of course, towards technology.
Everything always has, but now the technology is all about, not only the internet, but about, mobile, 5g and all that stuff. Now we have the blockchain, which you might’ve heard me talk about before, blockchain is tough because, it is the latest multi-powerful technology still in development, which means a lot of people don’t know the practical use of how they’re going to be using it, but, it’s going to have a lot of similarities to the internet. Some people have called it internet 2.0, because blockchain uses the same type of platform. It’s everything networked. It uses the same computers and phones, maybe some new devices as well, will come out just because mobile phones and computers may be modified to deal with blockchain better, but it does kind of basically run on the existing internet, but it uses blockchain, which is actually just a ledger.
A ledger is just what, if you’re a bookkeeper, you write down on how much money is coming in and how much money is going out — and how much balance of money that you have. That’s the same as an old bank passbook. Today, many use a spreadsheet for the same purpose. That’s all that blockchain is, in a simple way of thinking about it, but it’s also extremely powerful, like the internet, distributed dynamically all over the world . That’s one way to describe it: It’s a distributed ledger. It keeps a permanent and continuously distributed public accounting of numbers. That’s why it’s used as money, but it also can be used to keep track of anything, and to verify and authenticate anything.. Unlike a passbook — the old fashioned bank passbook, on which they would write down the amount of money that you’re depositing or the amount of money that you are withdrawing. And then, they would give you the total as well — the balance. That’s the primary function of blockchain, but they added a cryptography password, but it’s a number. So basically you have a public number that you give out to receive money, and then you have a private number that you use to send money. So it’s kind of two passwords. Well, it’s really like an account number and a password, but they both look pretty similar, so that’s a blockchain, but then you can actually add some app programming data into it as well. You can add a lot of data into it. And there’s Ethereum, which is like a Bitcoin, but they made some substantial changes to Ethereum, where it really revolves around that extra data that you put into it. I don’t know the exact details, but Ethereum is meant to handle more programming, more coding involved in it, to interact with programming in a more powerful way than Bitcoin. With Ethereum, I keep losing my Ethereum. If you clear out your cache, it kind of goes away. Ethereum works best in Chrome browser because there’s a program, an app called Metamask, which runs in Chrome, where it comes up automatically. Whenever you use your Chrome browser, you can see how much Ethereum that you have.So, if you clear your cache on your browser, and then your Ethereum goes away. Then you don’t know where your Ethereum went. So then you have to try to restore it. The first time that happened to me, I restored it pretty quickly, but then the next time I cleared my cache in my Chrome browser, I couldn’t find it. I couldn’t figure out how to restore it. I think I just restored it recently, but I did not spend a lot of time on it, so my Ethereum may or may not be restored. In fact, it is not restored, because, since then, I’ve actually changed my computer. So now I have to try to restore it again on a brand new computer. I we’ll let you, I know how that goes.
Those are some of the basics and some of the challenges. There are a lot more challenges, but, basically the important thing about the blockchain is that it could actually replace banks (to where you don’t need to use a bank); replace the federal reserve, replace chunks of the government, because some of the things that governments, banks and companies do: authenticating, validating andverifying information.
All of that stuff can actually be done on the Bitcoin blockchain or on any other blockchain. Another thing that’s even more exciting is the very exciting results: Bitcoin has turned out to be by far the biggest, best investment, as far as return on investment — in the millions of percent! Making a million percent off of your money in 10 years is pretty good! When I started buying Bitcoin, it was under a hundred dollars. Now it’s up to almost $19,000. To go from $100 to $18,000 in seven years is extraordinary and historic. Nothing else has done that. Think about what that can do for your finances when you turn $100 into more than $18,000.
We’ve been telling people, I’ve informed, I’ve suggested, and I’ve given away more bitcoins than most will ever own. Anyone who had an extra property, should compare it to the return on investment from owning Bitcoin. Compare bitcoin cryptocurrencies to real estate.
We’re focusing on two things, which are real estate and blockchain Those are my two main focuses, also including other investments and other technologies as well. As a real estate broker, I have informed as many people as possible. As someone who knows a lot more about Bitcoin and blockchain than most people, I informed people a little over a year ago in a Loft Blog post that, if they were to sell their house a year ago and buy Bitcoin, they would today have quite a bit more net worth. I suggested that they not sell their house they live in, but, if they have more than one property, as an example — if they were to sell the one of the properties and buy Bitcoin, they would be a lot better off financially because they could not rent the home out and sell it for as much as they could make just by putting that capital into Bitcoin. Compared to Bitcoin price almost 2 years ago, I was absolutely correct because Bitcoin was just at a few thousand dollars. I think it was at around $4,000 at that time February of 2019. And now it’s at about $18,000 a year later. So that’s a tremendous, I mean, real estate has not, tripled or quadrupled in value in less than two years. Real estate has not tripled in value over this year. Bitcoin has.
We’re gonna talk about virtual real estate today because that is related to blockchain and Bitcoin. And it’s also related to our main focus of real estate and investment technology. We’re blending three things into one
Real estate and investment technology: Those are my skills that are superior to almost everybody. There are very few humans on our planet that have the combination of real estate knowledge, real estate success, real estate background and technology background — especially when it comes to blockchain. Very few people have the blockchain and real estate background that I have. That’s why we’re getting into a fun zone of virtual real estate. Virtual real estate is just one area of this industry that we are some of the pioneers in — real estate and investment technology.
I’ve talked a little bit about the background of virtual real estate. Here are some great things about real estate and Bitcoin blockchain: When I say Bitcoin and/or blockchain, I mean that a Bitcoin is one type of blockchain cryptocurrency. It’s basically the one original successful cryptocurrency. Bitcoin is THE original successful blockchain cryptocurrency. It’s the first time, the first technology that has allowed people to send money to each otherr directly, without a bank, without a company and without a government. That’s why Bitcoin is the most unique, powerful, distinguished technology, because it is that general ledger with the cryptography, with a password. Nobody has been able to hack it. Bad guys can hack people’s computers (people who are not careful), or who did not know how to protect computer –they could be hacked,
Virtual real estate involves basically three types of virtual real estate. We’re actually going to be breaking ground here. You were some of the first people to hear my postulations, my planning, my thinking, my thinking out loud about the possibilities. That’s one reason why I’m so against some of the censorship that’s going on, because a lot of these people like, like what they call conspiracy theorists, people like Alex Jones and so forth, and a whole bunch of others that are on the internet that are being censored. A lot of them are just thinking out loud, sharing their ideas, anything that comes across their head. And then they’re being told that that has no value. That that is a negative value to share the thoughts that come across your head. And I disagree with that vehemently — people that are thinking out loud, even if they are a total lunatic, nutcase, nut job, complete psychopath. If they’re thinking out loud, sharing their thoughts with us, there are valuable thoughts in there. Perhaps I’m better than most people at picking out the parts that are useful and tossing out the parts that are not so useful, but that’s what adults are supposed to be able to do.
So the three, basically three let’s just get straight into, as I keep promising, get into the digital real estate. The first digital real estate that I ever saw was about roughly 15 years ago. And there’s a video game where you can find virtual real estate, that was free to play, where you can float around. You can build your own little real estate area. You can build your own little building. And that was one type that has been around for a while now, called Second Life. I’ve not used it in several years, but you could do it for free. You could also buy some real estate on there as well, some virtual real estate. So like a video game there’s houses, like in SIM city, there’s buildings and other video games, or, uh, the thins has real estate in there. So, but there are several games and where you could build your own house or neighborhoods for free.
There are some where you can buy the neighborhoods and people would say, “why would you want to buy a virtual neighborhood? Like out of a video game or something?” There were a couple of reasons. One is that you happen to like the game, and you happen to like playing with that little virtual house, building or city that you happen to like, and maybe it only has one where if you buy it, then you, only you, get to use it. Or Maybe you should buy it. You could resell it, flip it — it can go up in value like phyical real estate can. All those things happen with the virtual real estate and there are other types of virtual real estate.
People who actually own real real estate can sell a virtual version of their actual real estate. Anyone who owns currently owns physical real estate also owns the digital rights. The owner of the real estate owns the digital version of that real estate automatically, but they could sell those digital rights just like they could sell the mineral rights under the land, (which, for most people, has already been sold before they bought it). Dgital rights have usually not been sold. The physical property owner can sell the digital rights to the land, and actually have it put on the deed. The deed will say “digital rights have been sold. The physical property does not include any digital rights.” The buyer of the digital rights owns the digital rights. That’s two types of digital real estate.
What we have already done with digital real estate and blockchain: iWe have taken a new company (although we haven’t incorporated it and I’m considering not incorporating it), but using the blockchain instead of incorporation and using the blockchain instead of stocks, because they’ve replaced some of the functions. Instead of buying stock in Entar, the company, Entar people will be able to just buy the Entar blockchain cryptocurrency because we’ve already merged it. We”ve already merged Entar the company, which has not been registered as a corporation yet. We’ve merged that with Entar blockchain. We’ve already begun distributing it. We’ve already started giving out the wallet and mining software where it’s available, where you could receive Entar coins. Anyone can mine Entar coins, and we’ve merged the company and hard assets into the digital coins. Because of this, those coins already have value. They’re already backed with real estate, assets, and also backed by precious metals. The digital assets and tangible assets have already been combined. So Entar the company, the real estate technology company, Entar is the real estate and investment technology company and Entar coin, which is the Entar blockchain, real estate, precious metals and Bitcoin. They’ve already been combined using the blockchain, along with contracts and notes. That’s one of the several ways that we are creating virtual real estate.
We’re in planning to offer several products and services related to Entar coin and virual real estate in the future. People can already mine Entar coin for free, and own a piece of the real estate company, real physical real estate, virtual real estate, Bitcoin, Entar coin and precious metals. They’re all combined.
Sounds like lots of fun? Or does that sound confusing? Let me know. This new technology requires feedback on some things that are technical. Judging from the feedback we’ve already received, most of the general public does not get it. They are like, “Bitcoin, um, don’t really know what it is. Don’t care.” Well, it might be worth looking into for a few minutes — the one thing that has created more profit than anything else over the last ten years. Bitcoin has created more return on investment, higher ROI than any other investment in the world. Anybody who has ever invested $2 or more into anything should be interested in Bitcoin and anyone who is interested in Bitcoin should have at least a little bit of interest in Entar coin because Entar coin is the only cryptocurrency that we know of that is backed by hard assets real estate and precious metals, along with Bitcoin and business assets.
There are a whole bunch of alt coins, a whole bunch of different coins, but Entar is the only one that we know of that has combined real estate technology, real estate and investment technology company with blockchain, Bitcoin, physical real estate cryptocurrency and precious metals. We don’t know of any other cryptocurrency that’s done that or any other blockchain that’s done that.
To a certain extent, talking about blockchain is a little bit like talking about IP or HTML. Until people get it and start using it every day, consumers don’t really know and don’t thus, they don’t care too much. But that’s where a lot of the opportunity lies, by being first to the game, because risk and reward are connected directly. So are research and innovation. Those are the ones who are reaping the lion’s share of the profit.
We’ve seen substantial demand for Entar blockchain from people who already own Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Many of them have expressed eagerness to own a piece of Entar coin.
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