Early-stage venture fund DSV has announced an additional $100,000 over-the-counter (OTC) investment in Resi Labs, the developer behind Subnet 46 (SN46) on the Bittensor ($TAO) network. The move brings DSV’s total backing to $250,000 in just one month, signaling growing confidence in blockchain’s ability to reshape the real estate sector through decentralized data and asset tokenization.
Resi Labs, founded by Sebyverse, is building the “Real Estate Super Intelligence,” a decentralized oracle network designed to aggregate, verify, and tokenize global property data on-chain. The platform aims to open access to trusted data and streamline property transactions, a market worth more than $400 trillion worldwide. According to the announcement, Resi Labs is already generating revenue, reinforcing that open, distributed networks can outperform traditional systems that depend on intermediaries.
“At DSV, we’re backing Seby because open data builds fairer markets – and RESI is making that happen on Bittensor,” the fund wrote on X.
The investment highlights Bittensor’s growing role as infrastructure for real-world applications, where decentralized computation meets tangible assets. Resi Labs’ oracle system converts property information into tradeable, verifiable data streams—potentially unlocking new liquidity across the real estate market.
Why Real Estate Is Ripe for Disruption
Real estate remains one of the most fragmented and illiquid industries, slowed by outdated verification processes, inconsistent data, and regulatory red tape. Resi Labs addresses these long-standing inefficiencies through:
- Data Aggregation: Collecting and consolidating verified information from multiple property databases.
- Price Verification: Ensuring accurate valuations through decentralized oracles, reducing fraud and disputes.
- Tokenization: Enabling fractional ownership and on-chain trading of real estate assets, expanding access for retail investors.
Led by Sebyverse, who has prior experience in DeFi protocols, Resi Labs is already generating revenue from its oracle services and is emerging as a frontrunner among Bittensor’s 100+ specialized subnets.
Conclusion
DSV, known for its focus on distributed systems and “asymmetric bets,” continues to be one of the most active investors in early Bittensor projects. The fund’s strategy aligns with the network’s vision of rewarding contributors who build lasting value within its decentralized ecosystem.
As development continues, Resi Labs is shaping up to be one of the first projects to connect blockchain infrastructure with real-world property markets—offering a glimpse into how data transparency and programmable ownership could redefine global real estate.
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