I do, however, make sure to close at a title company so I make sure I'm getting a free and clear property.Though honestly in the future with block chain type tech there is no reason I couldn't just transfer "funds" via blockchain and receive title the same way.

Blockchain is the rails of the future financial system. 

The most interesting part of the entire industry is blockchain and distributed ledger technology.

He recently came out with a "world's first blockchain NFT for tokenized real estate," (Tykes), hyped it up a ton, and then shortly after launch completely stopped marketing for it.

Facebook is supposed to launch Diem.com this month (used to be called "Libra", a blockchain stable coin) things are changing but I guess not fast enough. 

What about Bitcoin, While block chain is a great idea, it is not fool proof.  

Money on the Starship Enterprise will be exchanged using a US backed digital currency, possibly using blockchain technology.

The number of companies directly accepting Bitcoin is growing, but even if they accept Bitcoin, the value of the goods is tied to USD and they convert at time of sale to Bitcoin.It is worth watching the trends as crypto and blockchain evolve, but ultimately this is a way to secure transactions, a payment method and currency, not a replacement for real estate agents.

Briefly- fruit orchards and vineyards,  hydro dams/ electricity generation, block chain / data centers, aerospace supply mfg, etc.  

How will block-chain walk seller/buyer through a transaction contract?