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CoinLander said it surpassed $600,000 in total value locked just 23 days after launch, pointing to rising demand for tokenized real estate debt. The milestone follows the platform’s October 20 debut and early uptake of its mortgage pools by yield-seeking users. The company frames the result as a sign that stable, property-backed returns are gaining attention among crypto investors.
The company’s update said 14 mortgage pools back the total, with monthly interest paid from real-world mortgage payments. CoinLander also highlighted coverage across Hong Kong and Taiwan markets as it report milestone, adding that each pool represents a vetted property. The model offers predictable returns tied to liens on tangible assets, rather than speculative token rewards.
Today’s figure arrives less than a month after the team launch platform to tokenize real-estate mortgages. In that announcement, CoinLander positioned itself as a bridge between traditional lending and Web3 rails, using stablecoins for entry amounts as low as 100 USDT. The approach aims to open mortgage-backed income to a wider base of retail and professional users.
“Surpassing $600,000 in TVL so quickly is a testament to the market’s readiness for a more mature, stable class of digital assets,” said RΞN, Founder and CEO of CoinLander. “Investors are tired of unsustainable yields and market volatility. They are looking for transparency and real-world value, which is exactly what we provide.”
Financial outlets have begun to cover milestone, noting momentum since the October 20 start date and the focus on property-backed debt. If traction continues, CoinLander could join a growing group of RWA issuers that bring mortgage-linked income on-chain with simplified onboarding and clearer disclosures for everyday users.
