Dubai has taken a groundbreaking step towards revolutionizing real estate with the launch of its first tokenized property platform. This innovative system utilizes the XRP Ledger (XRPL) to offer investors fractional ownership of properties in Dubai, with a minimum investment starting at just 2,000 dirhams (around $540). The decision to choose XRPL, instead of Bitcoin, marks a significant shift in how governments approach blockchain adoption. Why did Dubai select XRP for this ambitious project? Crypto analyst John Squire sheds light on six key reasons behind the choice: 1) Lightning-fast Transactions; 2) Minimal Transaction Costs; 3) Superior Scalability; 4) Eco-friendly Infrastructure; 5) Institutional Compatibility; and 6) Diverse, Proven Use Cases. These advantages make XRPL a clear frontrunner for this $16 billion real estate project projected to thrive by 2033. The choice reflects Dubai’s commitment to practicality over ideology, prioritizing functionality and scalability to support this long-term vision.