Why is the "slowness" of traditional real estate REITs no match for the instant liquidity of Coinsidings?
In the evolution history of the global investment market, REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts) were once hailed as the "bridge" for ordinary people to enter the real estate market. They split expensive real estate into tradable Securitization shares, allowing individual investors to share in the rental and appreciation dividends of real estate without directly holding the entire property.
However, after entering the 21st century, especially after the impact of the epidemic and global financial turmoil, REITs have gradually exposed slow characteristics that do not match the times: long fund operation cycles, long dividend intervals, limited liquidity, and still high thresholds. For young investors and those seeking immediate returns, REITs have become inadequate.
At the same time, the rise of Web3 and RWA (real-world asset on-chain) has brought about a new Asset Allocation logic. Tourism assets have become an ideal Application Scenario for RWA due to their high-frequency consumption, fast capital turnover, and strong global liquidity. Coinsidings, born in the Web3 tourism ecosystem, is an explorer representing this new logic.
It is no longer satisfied with traditional REITs-style "slow finance", but transforms tourism assets into a new type of financial instrument that is instantly liquid and inclusive through fragmentation, option-based and on-chain liquidity. This difference determines that REITs and Coinsidings are destined to take two completely different development paths.
The limitations of REITs: the slow logic behind stability
REITs have indeed lowered the threshold for entering real estate, but their "low" is only relative. Many REITs require large subscriptions or account thresholds, and investors cannot choose specific assets and can only passively accept the portfolio packaged by the fund manager. An investor who wants to participate in Dubai hotels or Tokyo homestays may ultimately only be able to purchase comprehensive funds that include commercial buildings, warehousing properties, and even retirement communities. This passivity makes personalized investment almost impossible.
On the surface, REITs are listed on exchanges and investors can buy and sell them at any time. However, in reality, their liquidity depends on market sentiment and fund size. Once the market goes down, the discount rate is often extremely high. Investors want to exit, but find that their funds are trapped, and the real underlying real estate assets cannot be liquidated in a short period of time. This so-called "liquidity" is more often an illusion.
The dividends of REITs are relatively stable, but the upward space is limited. Investors receive a diluted average return, rather than high-yield potential tied to specific assets. More importantly, REITs still bear the cyclical risks of the real estate market. During an economic downturn, when rents fall, vacancy rates rise, and asset values shrink, investors still have to pay for these risks, but lack flexible hedging tools.
This is the "sluggishness" of REITs: they have their value in stability and compliance, but for the new era investors who pursue instant liquidity and high elasticity, they have become too lagging.
The Instant Flow Logic of Coinsidings
In sharp contrast to the sluggishness of REITs, Coinsidings has made "liquidity" and "inclusiveness" its core from the beginning. It is not just a travel booking platform, but an RWA ecosystem that combines consumption, finance, and governance.
- Consumption is an asset, and participating in new issues is an asset
At Coinsidings, users do not need to purchase additional assets or bear a huge capital threshold. As long as they book hotels, purchase itineraries, and complete daily expenses, corresponding equity certificates can be generated. These equity certificates are further mapped to asset dividends and financialization mechanisms.
What's more, by participating in the "IPO" activity, users can enter the project at a low threshold in the early stage, and complete consumption and investment at the same time. A travel consumption may become the entrance to a global asset pool. Compared with REITs, which require large subscriptions and waiting for dividends, Coinsidings makes "consumption" itself the first step in asset layout. - On-chain liquidity and instant exit
Coinsidings endows assets with instant liquidity through on-chain mechanisms. The points and CSS tokens obtained by users can not only offset consumption, but also be transferred, circulated, and even pledged for profits in the secondary market.
This means that investors do not need to wait for quarterly or annual dividends from REITs, but can exit or cash out at any time. The efficiency of fund circulation has been greatly improved, and liquidity has changed from "illusion" to "reality". - Option-based design to enhance income elasticity
One of Coinsidings' core innovations is the introduction of option logic into tourism assets. Users receive not only fixed dividends, but also flexible option mechanisms.
- When asset prices rise, users can call-over and amplify profits.
- During market fluctuations or downturns, users can exit early to avoid taking on excessive risks.
This "small consumption, large leverage" design has brought option tools from Wall Street to the tourism scene, allowing ordinary users to enjoy the flexibility of professional financial tools.
REITs vs Coinsidings
To better understand the differences between the two, we can compare them from several core dimensions.
REITs still require a certain amount of capital for participation, while Coinsidings lowers the threshold to a single travel expense. A hotel order of a few hundred dollars may be mapped as part of long-term assets. In terms of asset selection, REITs investors can only passively accept fund portfolios, while Coinsidings users can choose the projects and destinations to participate in independently. Staying in a Paris hotel, buying a Tokyo flight, booking a Dubai resort, each expense can become a targeted Asset Allocation.
In terms of liquidity, REITs rely on market sentiment, have a long exit cycle, and high discount risk; while Coinsidings' on-chain mechanism allows users to transfer their rights and interests at any time, achieving instant exit; in terms of revenue model, REITs have stable dividends but limited upside; Coinsidings combines points, tokens, and options, providing both stable consumer rebates and upside potential.
The most important difference lies in user positioning. Investors in REITs are always just investors, while users in Coinsidings are both consumers, investors, and participants in Platform Governance. This multiple identity determines that Coinsidings are more sticky and have long-term value.
IV. Industry trends and future prospects
REITs are a product of the traditional financial era, which meets the requirements of compliance and stability, but is too centralized, passive, and slow. Coinsidings, on the other hand, represents the asset-based logic of the Web3 era. - Fragmentation : Let every travel consumption become an asset precipitation, truly everyone can participate;
- Liquidity : On-chain transactions can be withdrawn at any time to solve the liquidity problem of traditional real estate assets;
- Scenario : Combining consumption, points, options and governance, embedding finance into daily life;
- Globalization : Through multi-chain deployment and cross-border asset pools, users can participate in global travel asset allocation with a mobile phone.
In the future, while REITs are still stuck in slow approval and dividend cycles, Coinsidings may have already included Paris hotels, Dubai resorts, Tokyo hot springs, and Bali homestays in its asset pool, forming a truly global financial network.
In this network, travel is no longer consumption, but investment; the tourism industry no longer relies on single transactions, but promotes value compound interest. Coinsidings is leading the tourism industry to complete the leap from "short-term transactions" to "long-term wealth management".
Conclusion
REITs have taught us that real estate can be financialized, but Coinsidings is telling the world that financialization should not be slow and inefficient.
In the Coinsidings ecosystem, every trip can be transformed into instant asset accumulation, and every expenditure can become the starting point for wealth growth. It uses instant liquidity and option-based design to solve the core problems of REITs - high threshold, poor liquidity, and long cycle.
In the future, Coinsidings will not only be the Web3 entrance to the tourism industry, but also may become a new benchmark for global consumer financialization. For users, it turns tourism from a one-time expense into a long-term asset; for merchants, it turns rooms from a single transaction into continuous value; for the industry, it shifts the profit model from short-term games to long-term compound interest.
Therefore, when we ask again: why can't the sluggishness of traditional REITs compete with the instant liquidity of Coinsidings? The answer is simple - because in an era that requires speed, flexibility, and inclusiveness, only instant liquidity is the true vitality of assets.