Ethereum treasury ETHZilla shifts to real estate tokenization, secures $4.7 million housing loan agreement
According to Odaily, Ethereum digital asset treasury ETHZilla (ETHZ) is accelerating its asset tokenization strategy, spending $4.7 million to acquire a portfolio of 95 manufactured and modular home loans. The company plans to tokenize these loans on the Ethereum Layer-2 network and issue cash flow-based digital tokens to investors via the regulated trading platform Liquidity.io.
This loan portfolio is secured by first-lien mortgages and is expected to yield an annualized return of approximately 10%. ETHZilla Chairman and CEO McAndrew Rudisill stated that this transaction is a natural extension of the company’s tokenization strategy. Manufactured home loans offer stable cash flows and strong collateral assets, making them highly suitable for tokenization within a regulated and transparent framework.
This move by ETHZilla comes after a significant decline in its core crypto assets. Since its peak of $107 in August 2025, the company’s stock price has dropped by more than 90%. Last year, ETHZilla sold over $110 million worth of ETH to fund stock buybacks and repay debt. Previously, ETHZilla also invested in manufactured home loan company Zippy and acquired two jet engines pending tokenization, demonstrating its ongoing advancement in the diversified real-world asset tokenization sector.
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