Types of Supported Assets

Asseta supports a diverse range of real-world assets, making the platform flexible and adaptable to various industries and investment opportunities. The following key asset types can be tokenized on the platform, unlocking new opportunities for both creators and investors alike:

Real Estate

Tokenizing real estate—whether residential, commercial, or industrial—opens up high-value property markets to fractional ownership. By tokenizing these assets, investors can purchase smaller shares of properties, gaining exposure to rental income and property appreciation without the need for large capital. From luxury condos to office buildings, real estate tokenization makes the traditionally illiquid real estate market more accessible.

Businesses and Startups

Entrepreneurs can tokenize their businesses or startups to raise capital for growth, allowing them to retain control while avoiding the constraints of traditional financing methods. By offering fractional ownership in their company, startups can raise funds from a global pool of investors without the need for venture capital or private equity firms, providing them with the flexibility to scale at their own pace.

Art and Collectibles

High-value artworks, luxury collectibles, rare antiques, and other valuable items can be tokenized to enable fractional ownership. This opens up art markets that were once exclusively accessible to the ultra-wealthy, allowing a wider group of investors to own shares in fine art and collectibles. Whether it’s a masterpiece painting, a vintage car, or a luxury watch, tokenization makes these markets more liquid and accessible.

Intellectual Property (IP)

Intellectual property, such as patents, trademarks, and copyrights, can also be tokenized. This allows creators to raise capital by selling fractional shares of their intellectual property, while maintaining ownership and control. Investors, on the other hand, can benefit from potential revenue streams generated by royalties, licensing deals, and other commercial uses of IP.

Natural Resources

Assets such as precious metals, oil reserves, or mining rights can be tokenized to provide investors with fractional ownership. Tokenization of natural resources unlocks liquidity in markets that are typically slow and expensive to trade, offering new ways to diversify investment portfolios with hard assets that have intrinsic value.

Venture Capital and Private Equity

Tokenizing venture capital funds or private equity stakes allows investors to purchase fractions of high-growth, early-stage companies or established firms. By tokenizing these stakes, asset owners can raise capital for expansion, while investors can gain exposure to high-potential opportunities that were previously out of reach for smaller investors.

Financial Instruments

Bonds, stocks, and other debt instruments can also be tokenized, allowing investors to purchase fractional shares in these financial products. Tokenized bonds, for instance, enable smaller-scale investors to access traditionally large-scale investment vehicles, democratizing access to global financial markets and offering more diversified portfolios.