2022

This was the year the current generation of the platform was built. The application, the v3 property token contracts, the parcel data and media services, and the first token scoring engine were all stood up, establishing a way to represent and view tokenized land before transactions were added the following year.

Property pages and parcel media

• Every tokenized parcel gets an automatic visual. A media service renders a styled map of a parcel's boundary as the token image, with animated media as well, so each token shows a recognizable picture of the land both in the application and on any external marketplace that reads its metadata. A map view was added to the property page.

Wallet and portfolio

• Connect a wallet and see your land in one place. Owners can connect a wallet and view the Fabrica properties they hold, with names and avatars resolved from onchain identity. The portfolio page works for logged-out visitors as well, so holdings can be shared and viewed without signing in.

Parcel data and metadata

• Fuller, more accurate parcel information travels with each token. Minting and metadata moved onto a parcel-data source (Regrid) that supplies richer parcel records and boundary tiles, so more complete and accurate information is attached to every token and shown on its property page.

Valuation

• A first estimated value for each property. A public endpoint began returning an estimated value for each parcel, refreshed on a monthly schedule, with a second data source added later in the year. This is the earliest version of the valuation work that grew into the in-house Fabrica AVM. See Property Valuation.

Confidence scoring

• A published quality signal for each token. A scoring pipeline checked each token against its onchain history, its operating-agreement and trust version, and county title records, producing a score the application could surface. This is the direct ancestor of the confidence score in use today. See Confidence Scoring System.

Smart contracts

• The v3 property token went onchain. The v3 ERC-1155 property token and its validator and registry contracts were built and deployed to a test network, with minting, batch minting, pausing, and a burn interface. This established the token standard the protocol still uses, and set up the mainnet launch that followed in early 2023.

Developer API

• A queryable API for property data. A GraphQL API was stood up to expose tokens, scores, and parcel metadata, giving the application and external integrators a consistent way to read property information.