Quick Breakdown
- CoinLander launches a blockchain platform offering 6%+ APR returns backed by real-world mortgages.
- The platform bridges traditional finance and Web3, turning mortgage assets into tokenized crypto yields.
- Investors earn stable, real-estate–secured income through a fully automated and transparent process.
CoinLander, a blockchain-based investment platform converting real-world mortgage assets into tokenized crypto returns, has officially launched, positioning itself as a bridge between traditional finance and decentralized finance (DeFi).
Earn real yield from real estate.
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— CoinLander (@coinlandercom) October 9, 2025
Tokenized real estate meets DeFi stability
Amid growing demand for low-volatility crypto investments, CoinLander introduces a model that ties investor returns to tangible mortgage-backed assets. The platform promises an annual percentage rate (APR) starting at 6%, offering a predictable alternative to high-risk DeFi yield protocols.
Founded in mid-2024 by RΞN — a 20-year veteran in asset management and mortgage services — CoinLander aims to democratize access to real-world mortgage debt through tokenization. By converting illiquid mortgage portfolios into blockchain-backed investment pools, the company allows crypto users to earn consistent returns secured by property liens.
The process is designed to be fully automated: investors choose from real estate-backed pools, fund with USDT, receive monthly interest payouts from mortgage repayments, and reclaim their principal at the end of the loan term.
Building trust through real-world assets
The launch comes at a time when investor confidence in DeFi projects has been challenged by unstable yields and project failures. CoinLander’s model introduces transparency by linking every tokenized asset to verified mortgage contracts, providing users with on-chain access to yield data and loan details.
By integrating blockchain verification with mortgage-backed securities, the firm seeks to provide steady income streams while lowering barriers to entry for crypto investors seeking exposure to real estate. CoinLander’s approach aligns with a growing movement toward Real World Asset (RWA) tokenization, a trend gaining traction across major crypto and fintech sectors.
With its hybrid model of on-chain investment and off-chain collateral, CoinLander’s debut underscores a shift toward sustainable, yield-generating crypto assets designed for long-term stability and mainstream investor appeal.
Meanwhile, the U.S. Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) is reportedly exploring whether cryptocurrency holdings could soon count toward mortgage qualification — a move that could further blur the lines between digital and traditional finance.
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