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The Role of ID Layer in Tokenization

Tokenization with transparency

Tokenization involves turning real-world assets into digital tokens on a blockchain. Just like money can be represented physically in bills and coins, you can also represent physical assets or ownership rights digitally using tokens. With Concordium you can seamlessly transform your assets into digital tokens and explore a world of limitless possibilities in a way that is secure and compliant.

Fungible Tokenization

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are unique and cannot be swapped one-to-one because each one is different, like rare trading cards or unique pieces of art.Security TokensSecurity tokens are like digital certificates of ownership for real assets, like property, company shares, or even art. When you own a security token, it means you have a digital proof of ownership for a real-world asset. For example, if a company issues security tokens, each token might represent a share of that company.

Non-Fungible Tokenization

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are unique and cannot be swapped one-to-one because each one is different, like rare trading cards or unique pieces of art.

Security Tokens

Security tokens are like digital certificates of ownership for real assets, like property, company shares, or even art. When you own a security token, it means you have a digital proof of ownership for a real-world asset. For example, if a company issues security tokens, each token might represent a share of that company.

Soulbound Token

The term "soulbound" can be used in a gaming context, where it typically means that a virtual item or character is bound to a specific player and cannot be traded or transferred to others.

Types of tokens in Web3

Cryptocurrencies (Coins)

Digital currencies like Bitcoin (BTC) or Concordium´s CCD.

Utility tokens

Grant you the right to use a particular application or service.

Security tokens

Represent ownership in real-world assets like company shares, real estate, or commodities.

Stablecoins

Are designed to have a stable value, often pledged to a real-world asset like a fiat currency (USD, EUR) or commodities (gold, oil) providing stability in a volatile crypto market.

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs)

Represent ownership of unique digital or physical items, such as art, collectibles, virtual real estate, and more.

Governance Tokens

These tokens give the right to participate in the decision-making process of a blockchain process or protocol.

Protocol Tokens

These tokens are native to a particular blockchain protocol. They are used to secure the network, validate transactions, and participate in consensus mechanisms. For example, Concordium´s CCD token.

Wrapped Tokens

Represent another asset but are issued on a different blockchain.

Fungible Tokenization

Emission Credits

Emission credits, also known as carbon credits, can be tokenized to make trading and tracking them more efficient and transparent. Each token represents a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.

People and companies can own these tokens, and they can be bought and sold on blockchain platforms. People and companies can own these tokens, and they can be bought and sold on blockchain platforms.

Non-Fungible Tokenization

In-game Assets

In-game assets are like digital items or possessions you can own and use within a video game. They could be things like virtual weapons, outfits for your character, special abilities, or even in-game currency. This means you can buy, sell, or trade these digital items with other players, sometimes even for real money.

Security Tokenization

Real Estate

Real estate tokenization is like turning a big building or property into digital tokens, just like how you can have digital tokens for cryptocurrencies.This makes it easier for people to invest in real estate because you can buy and trade these tokens online.

In simple terms, real estate tokenization transforms physical properties into digital tokens, allowing people to invest in real estate in smaller, more accessible ways.

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