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Gates Group to Tokenize $75M Tokyo Real Estate on Oasys

BY Solomon M.·2 MIN READ·JULY 11, 2025

Gates Group announced a move to tokenize $75 million worth of Tokyo real estate on the Oasys blockchain, spearheaded by CEO Yushi Sekino.

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  • Gates leads $75M real estate tokenization in Tokyo.
  • Oasys blockchain powers the initiative.
  • CEO Sekino emphasizes regulatory compliance.
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Gates Group Tokenizes Tokyo Real Estate on Oasys Blockchain

The tokenization of Tokyo properties by Gates Group on Oasys marks a key development in blockchain’s integration with real-world assets.

The Role of Gates Inc. in Real Estate Tokenization

Gates Inc., led by CEO Yushi Sekino, aims to tokenize properties totaling $75 million in Tokyo on the Oasys blockchain. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to ultimately tokenize up to $200 billion in assets, representing about 1% of Japan’s real estate market. Gates has secured financial and real estate licenses in Japan for the project’s execution. The company is utilizing an overseas special purpose vehicle (SPV) to ensure compliance with international regulations.

“Our dedication to compliance and securing the required licenses in relevant jurisdictions through a robust partnership will be central as we scale internationally.” – Yushi Sekino, CEO, Gates Inc.

The OAS token, native to the Oasys network, saw a 25% increase in trading volume following the announcement. This reflects market interest and potential growth in demand for blockchain-based real assets. Gates Inc.’s moves signify a major impact on industry trends, potentially influencing Layer 1 platforms and DeFi protocols associated with real-world assets (RWA).

Due to Japan’s regulatory standards, Gates Inc. aims to expand its holdings with a potential Nasdaq listing, marking a possible increase in institutional involvement. This marks Oasys’s pivot from gaming to becoming a credible RWA infrastructure provider, opening up new liquidity and use cases from the real estate sector.

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