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Tokenization Process - Tokenization is the process of representing fractional ownership interest in an asset with a blockchain-based token. A blockchain is essentially a distributed database of records, or public ledger of...more
Blockchain is simultaneously one of the most exciting and confusing new technologies to emerge over the last decade. In its simplest form, blockchain is a ledger. ...more
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By changing the way that information is digitally stored and exchanged, blockchain technology will alter the way real estate is recorded, transferred, financed and managed globally. Bitcoin, the popular virtual currency...more