Architecture
Legally Sound. Technically Scalable. Economically Fluid.
Liquid Estate is built on a robust architecture that combines legal enforceability, blockchain-native infrastructure, and a unified liquidity layer. Our system design makes high-yield real estate accessible, tradable, and programmable – without compromising on legal security or asset backing.
Real Estate Ownership Structure
Each property is held by a GmbH – which:
Is the sole registered owner in the land register
Legally acts on behalf of all token holders
Is responsible for acquisition, management, and execution
Unlike traditional tokenization or virtual equity schemes, token holders in Liquid Estate do not receive shares or land registry entries. Instead, they receive legally binding claims to:
Rental income
Appreciation
Sale proceeds
(After deducting applicable fees, financing costs, and operational expenses.)
Property Tokenization (ERC20 + ERC4626)
Each property (or property pool) issues its own ERC20 token to represent fractional participation in that asset. These tokens are:
Fully tradeable
Tied to a real-world legal structure
Non-governance, pure yield-bearing instruments
Every token is integrated with an ERC4626 vault, enabling:
Automated, proportionate yield distribution
Composability with DeFi protocols
Transparency on income flows
The Liquid Estate Liquidity Layer
All Liquid Estate tokens are powered by $LQE – the core token of the platform and the economic engine of liquidity.
Here’s how it works:
There is one central liquidity pool, pairing $LQE with USDT0.
Every property token (e.g. $PROP01, $PROP02) is paired directly with $LQE.
This forms a hub-and-spoke model, allowing all property tokens to indirectly access deep USDT0 liquidity through $LQE.
Property token trades route through $LQE, providing:
Price discovery
Instant liquidity
Unified on-chain settlement
In short: one liquidity to rule them all.
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