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Deal Box and OroBit announced push to scale their blockchain tools after the new GENIUS Act became law. The firms say the clear rules on stablecoins will let them package real estate, private equity and art into small digital shares for global investors. TMCnet first flagged the partnership, noting both teams already handle token sales for high-net-worth clients.
OroBit chairman Warwick Powell highlighted impact of the bill: “The Act validates the infrastructure we’ve built, clearing the path for institutional-grade adoption at a scale once unimaginable.” Forbes recently reported signing by President Trump, calling it the first federal crypto law and a “green light” for token markets.
The GENIUS Act demands 100 % reserves and monthly audits for regulated stablecoins, easing banks’ worries about on-chain settlement. Analysts say the clarity should unlock new products, from tokenized mortgages in Dubai to farmland bonds in Brazil, because issuers can now meet U.S. disclosure rules while keeping instant blockchain settlement.
Real-world-asset deals are already rising. Citi tokenized $250 million in trade loans this spring, and MUFG plans a ¥100 billion Osaka tower token. If Deal Box and OroBit hit their next milestones, buying a fraction of a warehouse or hotel could soon feel as quick as sending an email, bringing trillions in property online by 2030.
