Public company NextGen Ventures has invested $300,000 in Resi Labs, a subnet operating on Bittensor Subnet 46, signaling growing interest in blockchain-powered real estate analytics.
The funding package includes $200,000 through a SAFE agreement at a $20 million valuation cap and $100,000 in Alpha tokens. Resi Labs uses Bittensor’s decentralized compute network to collect and process property data, delivering real-time valuations, risk metrics, and market insights through an open peer-to-peer system.
This marks NextGen’s second Bittensor-linked move, following its previous staking partnership with RoundTable21. The investment reinforces the trend of public companies backing decentralized infrastructure that connects blockchain with traditional industries like real estate and finance.
As part of the deal, both firms signed a Letter of Intent for a 50/50 joint venture aimed at scaling technology and sales operations, with final agreements expected within 30 days.
Founded by Seby Rubino, Resi Labs represents one of the most practical applications of Bittensor’s architecture, turning onchain computation into commercial-grade tools for data transparency and fraud prevention in property markets. Early users are already deploying the platform for asset assessments and portfolio optimization.
With Subnet 46 gaining attention among Bittensor validators and miners, the partnership is seen as a major step toward bringing decentralized computation into real-world markets like real estate.
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