- RealOpen and TRON have demonstrated real-world use in crypto real estate with a total of $9.4M in deals.
- TRON boasts one of the largest circulating supplies of USDT, making it ideal for crypto real estate deals.
RealOpen and TRON have just completed a key campaign that demonstrates crypto’s use case in the real estate industry.
In an announcement, RealOpen revealed that it has completed its “Fast Moves, Fast Payments” holiday campaign that sought to reward U.S. homebuyers up to 50,000 USDT when buying property using USDT on the TRON blockchain.
RealOpen is the number one destination for high-net individuals looking to buy property through cryptocurrencies. The platform allows users to buy property using XRP, BTC, USDT, ETH, and other major tokens. It also allows sellers to receive payments in crypto or in cash.
TRON Positioned to Drive Real Estate Deals
The campaign ran from November 17, 2025, to February 28, 2026. During this short period, the company saw 343 user sign-ups and approximately $9.4 million in USDT deals on TRON. Additionally, the campaign onboarded 69 new real estate agents.
Johnny Schiro, Executive Vice President at RealOpen, noted:
“We saw hundreds of new users engage, dozens of agents onboard, and nearly $10M in USDT on TRON verified through RealOpen. Modern capital needs modern payment rails — and TRON is well-positioned to power that shift,”
RealOpen’s choice of TRON is unquestionable, given TRON’s position in the settlement rail. With a circulating supply of $86 billion in USDT, the network completes over $22 billion in USDT daily volume transfers. Due to its low fees and speeds, the network has become a preferred payment option over its main competitor, Ethereum.
Stablecoins’ Growing Influence in the Real Estate Market
In the U.S., the real estate market, both commercial and residential, is valued at nearly $90 trillion, and annual transaction volumes reached over $2 trillion in 2025. And with crypto adoption on the rise, crypto real estate deals could seize this opportunity, capturing a substantial share of the market.
Spearheaded by the U.S., this trend is set to expand around the world, increasing the adoption and involvement of stablecoins in real-world financial activity.
One of the key hindrances to mass adoption is its association with illicit activity. Earlier this month, USDT issuer Tether announced it had frozen over $344 million in illicit funds on the TRON blockchain. The company confirmed that it was acting on the advice of the Office of Foreign Assets Control and U.S law enforcement, who flagged two addresses linked to illicit activity.
