Portuguese fintech Lympid, founded by lawyer André Lages, will tokenize a luxury real estate development in Comporta in late 2025. Known for enabling fractional investments through blockchain, the company has previously tokenized assets like U.S. debt, luxury watches, competition horses, and designer bags.
Real Estate Expansion
Shifting from real estate funds to direct property investment, Lympid’s Comporta project, near the exclusive Sublime resort, will feature a Tier 1 hotel brand, targeting international investors. Construction begins mid-year, with crypto-based fractional investment opportunities launching simultaneously. Plans for a similar venture in Florida are also in progress.
Diverse Investment Options
Beyond real estate, Lympid is expanding into classic cars, rare whiskeys, racehorses, and art, including a €100,000 Alex Katz painting debuting this month. Current offerings include:
- Competition horses (e.g., a €1.2M horse ridden by Olympic medalist Simon Delestre)
- Luxury watches
- Wines
- Hermès bags
Growth and Vision
Since 2022, Lympid has recorded €15M in transactions and 14,200 users, focusing on solidifying partnerships and tech development. A €1.2M funding round in 2024 supports its goal to bridge traditional finance and Web3, offering seamless blockchain investment in premium assets.
This Comporta project marks another step in Lympid’s innovative approach to decentralized fractional investment.
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