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Frax Executive Discusses Tokenization’s Role in Real-World Assets

Tokenization can split ownership into fractional interests and improve liquidity for assets such as real estate and commodities.

A brass key bridges sections of an architectural model / TokenPost.ai
A brass key bridges sections of an architectural model / TokenPost.ai

Sean Kelley, vice president of communications at Frax Finance, discussed how blockchain tokens may affect ownership of real-world assets during a live session hosted by HydrexFi.

Tokenization represents rights to an asset with digital tokens on a blockchain. The approach can support fractional ownership and greater liquidity for assets such as real estate and commodities.

Sonny Jang

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Sonny Jang reports on people and leadership in digital assets for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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