I came across a news story saying that someone could invest in Dubai's luxury real estate projects with only a few thousand dollars.

I was stunned at the time—weren't these kinds of projects usually only accessible to billionaires?
Then I looked into it and found out it was actually @multibank_io.
That name sounded familiar—MultiBank Group, a veteran giant in traditional finance, founded in 2005, with over 2 million clients in more than 100 countries worldwide, and a daily trading volume of $35 billion.
In my impression, it was the kind of institution that wears suits and ties, completely unrelated to blockchain.
In August 2025, founder Naser Taher announced from the top of Dubai Tower:
They had burned 4,860,000 $MBG tokens, which at the time was worth over $4 million.
And this was just the beginning of the entire $440 million buyback and burn plan.

I thought to myself, this might be the first time I’ve seen “real capital” from traditional finance playing with some fireworks on the chain.
Since launching on July 22, 2025, the price of $MBG has increased sevenfold, and community enthusiasm has skyrocketed.

MultiBank’s goal isn’t just to issue a token, but to use blockchain to unlock “liquidity of real assets.”
They’ve identified a super track:
Global real estate, equity, and art worth trillions of dollars are trapped in low-liquidity markets.
And blockchain’s divisibility, tradability, and verifiability are just what’s needed to revitalize these “dead assets.”
So, a bridge has been built.
One end is the stability and rules of traditional finance;
The other end is the speed and liquidity of the crypto world.
This is what @multibank_io wants to do.

As I write this, I suddenly think of a phrase:
“The true revolution is not about overthrowing the old world, but about rebirthing it.”