Why Tokenize Assets?
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Tokenization turns ownership rights into digital tokens recorded on blockchain, eliminating the need for paper deeds or complex contracts. For example, a $500,000 property could be split into 500,000 tokens, each representing a $1 stake. This opens up new opportunities for investors and asset owners alike by enabling fractional ownership, greater liquidity, and global access to assets that were once too expensive or cumbersome to trade. Even Larry Fink (CEO of BlackRock) noted that tokenized assets could become the largest use case for crypto, highlighting the massive $217 trillion RWA market opportunity.