Tokenization

Definition

Tokenization is the process of representing real-world or digital assets as blockchain tokens. Property, art, securities, commodities, or any valuable thing can become tradeable tokens—enabling fractional ownership, 24/7 markets, and programmable asset management.

Technical Explanation

Tokens are created through smart contracts that define ownership, transfer rules, and asset properties. Fungible tokens (ERC-20 style) represent interchangeable assets like currency. Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) represent unique items with individual properties.

Tokenization unlocks liquidity in traditionally illiquid assets. A building worth millions can be split into thousands of tokens, each tradeable independently. Smart contracts automate dividends, voting rights, and compliance—reducing intermediaries.

SynX Relevance

SynX's quantum-resistant infrastructure provides a secure foundation for tokenized assets. As tokenization grows, the underlying security becomes crucial—quantum resistance ensures tokenized assets remain secure against future cryptographic threats.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can anything be tokenized?: Technically yes—legally depends on jurisdiction and asset type.
Are tokenized assets the same as the originals?: Tokens represent ownership or rights—legal frameworks determine enforceability.
Why tokenize on quantum-resistant chains?: Long-term assets need long-term security. Quantum threats could compromise classical tokens.

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