Did you know that real-world assets, such as deeds or other claims on physical or financial assets, can be converted into digital tokens on a blockchain? These tokenized real-world assets (RWA) represent ownership, economic rights, or contracts, and they are traded and settled using crypto systems.
Tokenization makes assets easier to divide, trade, and program. It also brings new infrastructure and regulations into play.
This guide covers how tokenization works, which assets are being tokenized, the platforms that support it, the main benefits and risks for beginners, and steps you can take to evaluate tokenized options.
The Idea of Tokenization
Tokenization changes legal or beneficial ownership rights in an asset into a digital token on a distributed ledger. A token might stand for a part of a building, ownership of a bond, a claim on equipment fees, or a share in a fund. If set up correctly, the token gives rights similar to the real asset. Moreover, it can be used for
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