Fractional Asset Ownership permits multiple individuals to collectively own a portion of a high-value asset, such as real estate, fine art, or rare collectibles. This mechanism divides an asset into smaller, more affordable units, making investment accessible to a wider range of participants. It lowers entry barriers and enhances liquidity for traditionally illiquid assets.
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In the digital asset realm, Fractional Asset Ownership is frequently achieved through tokenization, where an asset is represented by multiple digital tokens on a blockchain. News reports often highlight platforms enabling fractional ownership of real-world assets via security tokens, democratizing access to exclusive investments. Regulatory frameworks are developing to govern these tokenized fractional interests, ensuring investor protection and market integrity.
The GS DAP spin-out standardizes RWA tokenization on a shared ledger, transforming capital markets from proprietary systems to composable, industry-owned infrastructure.
Tokenizing $200M in fixed income and equity instruments on a public ledger enhances capital efficiency and unlocks global liquidity for Latin American assets.
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