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How does tokenization change working with assets? 💸
🔗 Tokenization makes it possible to represent not the asset itself, but the right to it or a specific share in it in digital form.
⚙️ The practical point is that some of the processes related to the asset can be moved to blockchain infrastructure. For example, you can split rights into shares, keep records of them, or automate certain transactions using smart contracts.
⚖️ At the same time, the mere existence of a token is not enough. Its real value depends on what right it certifies, which asset it is linked to, and how that connection is structured legally.
That’s why tokenization should be viewed not just as a technology, but as a combination of technology, a legal framework, and an underlying asset.
$ETH
How does tokenization change working with assets? 💸
🔗 Tokenization makes it possible to represent not the asset itself, but the right to it or a specific share in it in digital form.
⚙️ The practical point is that some of the processes related to the asset can be moved to blockchain infrastructure. For example, you can split rights into shares, keep records of them, or automate certain transactions using smart contracts.
⚖️ At the same time, the mere existence of a token is not enough. Its real value depends on what right it certifies, which asset it is linked to, and how that connection is structured legally.
That’s why tokenization should be viewed not just as a technology, but as a combination of technology, a legal framework, and an underlying asset.
