【Crypto World】There’s an interesting trend—Megatel Homes, a real estate company, has launched a new approach with its fintech platform using MP tokens. Recently, they received a no-action letter from the SEC, confirming that MP is a general-purpose payment token and does not qualify as a security, which means the compliance gate is now open.
How does it work specifically? Paying rent or mortgage with MP tokens can earn you up to 20% cashback. Even more impressively, you can apply for a mortgage at 2% below the market rate, directly reducing costs for borrowers. The platform’s logic is straightforward—daily housing expenses (rent, mortgage payments) can be converted into savings or homeownership benefits, indirectly addressing the housing affordability issues that Americans have long complained about.
This is not only a case of token application but also an attempt to crypto-ize traditional financial scenarios. From the SEC’s stance, as long as the purpose is clear and compliant, there indeed exists a breakthrough for tokens in practical financial scenarios.
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GreenCandleCollector
· 3h ago
Can't hold it anymore, American mortgage loans are starting to use tokens, is this the moment we've been waiting for?
A 2% lower interest rate is really impressive, but on the other hand, can we trust it...
The SEC's approval is indeed a signal, it seems like there will be a bunch of imitators later on.
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BagHolderTillRetire
· 3h ago
20% cashback? Wait a moment, can this interest rate really hold up?
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SmartMoneyWallet
· 3h ago
20% cashback? How is this number calculated, is the liquidity pool deep enough, really?
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EternalMiner
· 3h ago
20% cashback? This trick, I feel like it's a bit suspicious.
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NewDAOdreamer
· 3h ago
Ha, finally seeing the SEC approve a real application, not just empty talk.
Real-world implementation is the most appealing, a 20% cashback sounds great, but you need to be clear on when you can actually receive it.
Are American mortgage holders saved? I like this logic—monthly mortgage payments can also generate returns.
Wait, how is a 2% lower interest rate achieved? Is there some trick involved?
Getting regulatory approval is half the battle won; the real point is how to sustain it afterward.
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SwapWhisperer
· 3h ago
Can mortgage loans also give back 20%? If the SEC approves, it doesn't seem that simple. There must be pitfalls in the details.
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GateUser-cff9c776
· 3h ago
Wait, does SEC approval really mean compliance? I always feel like this is Schrödinger's bull market...
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20% cashback sounds impressive, but from another perspective, isn't this just a game of rebranding housing costs as token yields?
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How long can the floor price hold? Or is this the real financial innovation? I'm a bit tempted to go all in, but also a bit hesitant...
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Crypto-ifying traditional finance sounds cool, but do you dare to use MP tokens to pay your mortgage? I, for one, am still a bit hesitant.
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SEC no objection = compliance? Bro, it depends on how you use it. Misuse and you'll still crash and burn.
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Suddenly I understand, this is the American Dream reboot told through candlestick charts. Quite interesting.
Can you also earn yields from US mortgage loans? This token has received SEC approval, with a maximum cashback of 20%
【Crypto World】There’s an interesting trend—Megatel Homes, a real estate company, has launched a new approach with its fintech platform using MP tokens. Recently, they received a no-action letter from the SEC, confirming that MP is a general-purpose payment token and does not qualify as a security, which means the compliance gate is now open.
How does it work specifically? Paying rent or mortgage with MP tokens can earn you up to 20% cashback. Even more impressively, you can apply for a mortgage at 2% below the market rate, directly reducing costs for borrowers. The platform’s logic is straightforward—daily housing expenses (rent, mortgage payments) can be converted into savings or homeownership benefits, indirectly addressing the housing affordability issues that Americans have long complained about.
This is not only a case of token application but also an attempt to crypto-ize traditional financial scenarios. From the SEC’s stance, as long as the purpose is clear and compliant, there indeed exists a breakthrough for tokens in practical financial scenarios.