

Tokens work well in creating a digital representation of a physical asset.
Here are four applications for tokens:
Precious metals — gold, silver, platinum and other precious metals can be difficult to handle in their physical form.
Tokenization can represent a block of precious metals making it easier to buy, hold, and sell it.
Fractionalization can break a large block into smaller pieces reducing the cost of entry.
Real estate — land and property are good use cases for tokens.
Tokenization can represent the ownership of a property on a blockchain making it easier to track.
Blockchains provide a permanent record of all transactions and ownership.
Logistics — supply chains are ideal use cases for tokenization.
All information related to a set of source materials, goods, and history can be tracked on the blockchain.
Everyone in the supply chain has visibility on all goods, transactions, and history.
Non-fungible tokens — creates a digital representation of a physical object such as art.
The blockchain can facilitate the use of NFTs tracking ownership, rights, and other aspects of it. E
verything is moving online.
Tokens can track the ownership, fractionalize the asset, and provide information about it online, speeding up the transaction.
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