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eeline Holdings, a NASDAQ-listed company, has made history by closing its first-ever residential real estate transaction funded through the sale of a cryptocurrency token backed by real property. The transaction was facilitated by Beeline Title Holdings, a subsidiary that specializes in title and closing services. According to Nick Liuzza, CEO of Beeline Holdings, several mortgage lenders are already developing funding models that involve converting cryptocurrencies to U.S. dollars at closing.
However, for these models to function at scale, they need a title company with expertise in blockchain transactions and the infrastructure to disburse and reconcile them in compliance with federal and state regulations. Beeline Title is poised to fill this gap by providing a cryptocurrency token transaction reconciliation, compliance, and disbursement solution to all mortgage lenders.
This move marks the beginning of a broader rollout for Beeline Holdings, which plans to launch its full cryptocurrency token funding platform nationally through its subsidiary Beeline Loans in early August 2025. The platform will allow borrowers to opt out of using an outside title company, with Beeline Title providing title and closing services by default.
Beeline's expertise in title transactions is rooted in the success of Linear Title, a privately held title agency that was merged into Real Matters before going public on the Toronto Stock Exchange. Through 2019, Linear Title closed over one million title transactions across all 50 states, laying the groundwork for Beeline's new platform.
This move follows Beeline's announcement earlier this month to launch a debt-free home equity access product using stablecoins, which is set to boost revenue growth and profitability starting in the fourth quarter of 2025. The company's stock price has responded positively, closing higher by 29.1% at $1.42 on Tuesday.
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