Blocksquare wallet

What is Blocksquare (BST)?

Blocksquare builds the machinery for putting real estate on-chain: property owners and companies use its standard to represent individual buildings as tokens, and Oceanpoint is the platform layer where those tokenised properties connect to on-chain finance. BST is the token tied to that system, carrying governance weight over how the platform develops.

An important distinction for anyone holding it: BST is not itself a piece of property. Each tokenised building is represented by its own separate token, issued per property and usually subject to whatever checks the issuer applies to its holders. BST sits one level up, at the protocol, and is a plain ERC-20 on Ethereum that anyone can hold and transfer. Confusing the two is the most likely mistake to make when reading about Blocksquare, and it changes what you are actually storing.

Because it is an ordinary Ethereum token, fees come out of an ETH balance and there is no token account to open or close, no minimum, no lock-up imposed by the wallet.

A governance holding in a real-world-asset protocol is typically one you keep for years and touch a handful of times: a vote here, a transfer there. Tangem fits that shape because the key is generated inside the card's secure element and never exported, a duplicate card from the same set restores the identical address if anything happens to the first, and using a recovery phrase is optional rather than something you must keep on paper in a house you also own. Long horizons are where that kind of storage earns its keep, and BST is a long-horizon holding.

Supported networks in Tangem (1): Ethereum.