RESIPrice

(SN46)

RESI (sn46) is a decentralized real estate intelligence layer built as a Bittensor Subnet. Its primary goal is to establish the world’s largest open, real-time database for property assets. By utilizing a decentralized network of miners and validators, it replaces expensive and siloed traditional data providers. Miners aggregate essential information such as property prices, deeds, and tax assessments, while validators ensure the accuracy of this data through consensus. This infrastructure functions as a "Real Estate Oracle," providing the necessary data for decentralized finance (DeFi) applications, such as on-chain property valuations.

Subnet 46 was originally known as NeuralAI, a project dedicated to 3D asset generation. In late 2024, the subnet was acquired by Resi Labs via a community auction and completely repurposed for the real estate sector. This transition explains why some historical documentation or social media activity may reference the previous project identity. The project is currently led by Seby Rubino, a specialist in real estate and crypto incentives with a professional background in property markets and established decentralized finance protocols.

Miners on Subnet 46 use custom tools to collect data from public records and property listings. The network specifically rewards data diversity, incentivizing miners to find unique or updated records rather than duplicating existing information. To ensure integrity, the project utilizes "Blind Consensus." This technical mechanism prevents miners from seeing each other's submissions during the verification window, which stops data copying and ensures all contributions are independent. While miners use standard node hardware, they require significant storage and bandwidth to handle high-scale data scraping and uploads.

The RESI token is the native utility token for Subnet 46. It is primarily used to grant access to the Resi Labs API for property data retrieval. As an Alpha token within its ecosystem, its utility is tied to the performance of the subnet and the growing demand for decentralized data infrastructure. It is not a standard ERC-20 token on the Ethereum mainnet; instead, it is a native subnet token that can be held in compatible wallets via the network's specialized EVM layer. Users can find the token on digital asset platforms that support the ecosystem.

RESI seeks to remove the high cost barriers typically associated with legacy real estate data providers. Traditional services often rely on quarterly batch processing, leading to outdated information. In contrast, RESI provides field-level precision and near real-time updates through its distributed monitoring network. By moving from a siloed model to an incentivized, open-access decentralized network, it offers a more efficient and transparent alternative for developers and institutions requiring high-fidelity property intelligence.

RESI acts as the Oracle infrastructure required for various blockchain-based real estate applications. While it does not directly tokenize physical property, it provides the verified pricing, tax, and inspection data that other protocols need to function. This data is essential for creating tokenized property titles, real estate-backed stablecoins, and decentralized lending platforms. By providing reliable and verifiable on-chain valuations, RESI enables the integration of physical real estate assets into the broader decentralized finance ecosystem.