Frequently Asked Questions
A token is a digital representation of a unit of value, ownership, or utility that is issued and managed on a blockchain network.
Fungible tokens (like ERC-20) are interchangeable and uniform. NFTs (ERC-721 or ERC-1155) are unique and used to represent individual items or shares.
Traditional digitization involves storing data electronically, while tokenization assigns blockchain-based rights and enforceability, enabling ownership transfers and automation.
Most tangible and intangible assets can be tokenized, but legal, technical, and regulatory feasibility must be verified.
Yes, when properly structured. Jurisdictions vary in how they define and regulate tokenized securities.