Understanding Tokenization and its Supporting Technologies - A Guide to Converting Real-World Assets into Digital Tokens on Blockchain

Description:

Web3 tokenization is a transformative concept at the intersection of blockchain technology and digital assets. It involves converting real-world assets or rights into digital tokens that exist on a blockchain. These tokens represent ownership, access, or value and can be easily traded, transferred, or managed in a decentralized and secure manner.

In the Web3 ecosystem, tokenization goes beyond simple digital currencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum. It enables the creation of tokens that can represent anything from physical assets, such as real estate or art, to intangible assets like intellectual property or digital goods. These tokens can also represent utility or governance rights within decentralized applications (dApps) and networks.

For example, a piece of real estate can be tokenized into multiple digital tokens, each representing a fraction of the property. This allows for fractional ownership, making it easier for investors to buy and sell portions of the asset without needing to go through traditional financial intermediaries.

Web3 tokenization is a key driver of the decentralized economy, unlocking new possibilities for asset management, investment, and participation in digital ecosystems. This course will introduce you to the core principles of Web3 tokenization, explores a number of use cases, and guides you through the process of creating and managing tokens on blockchain platforms.

Whether you're interested in digital finance, decentralized governance, or the tokenization of real-world assets, this webinar will equip you with the knowledge to navigate the evolving landscape of Web3.

Why Should You Attend:

• Professionals or companies lacking knowledge of Web3 tokenization may miss out on significant opportunities in the decentralized economy.
• They risk being unable to leverage blockchain technology for asset management, which could result in reduced efficiency, higher transaction costs, and limited access to emerging markets.
• Without understanding tokenization, they might also struggle to offer innovative investment options like fractional ownership, limiting their appeal to modern investors.
• Additionally, they could face challenges in participating in decentralized applications (dApps) and governance structures, leading to reduced competitiveness and a failure to capitalize on new revenue streams.

Areas Covered in the Webinar:

• Understanding Tokenization

• Web3

• Blockchain

• How does Tokenization work?
• What types of technology make Web3 possible?
• Tokenization and financial service providers
• How does a Web3 asset get tokenized?
• Practical guide to Tokenization

Who Will Benefit:

• Blockchain developers and technology professionals
• Financial advisors, asset managers, and investment analysts
• Entrepreneurs and business owners in fintech and digital assets
• Legal professionals and consultants specializing in blockchain and digital assets
• Real estate professionals and property managers interested in tokenizing assets
• Corporate executives exploring decentralized finance (DeFi) and digital transformation

Stanley Epstein
Company Director & Principal Associate, Citadel Advantage

Stanley holds a Master’s degree in Economics and a BCom. degree in Accounting from the University of South Africa, Pretoria. He has had extensive banking and IT experience, 33 of which were with the Standard Bank of South Africa. He also filled several industry level roles in South Africa. This included that of Chairman of the South African interbank PASA Risk Committee, member of the South African Clearing Bankers Association’s ERAG Group and of having represented South Africa at UNCITRAL (United Nations Commission for International Trade Law) in New York, during the 1990s in the formulation of the foundational international legal concepts for electronic banking.

He has had extensive exposure to banking practice and banking operations in a number of countries including the USA, United Kingdom, South Africa, Israel, Europe and Australia. He has also acted as advisor to a number of central banks on payment systems, oversight, policy and payments risk issues.

In recent years he spent time in the high-tech sector as a payment systems designer and consultant to a global payments software developer – having spent time in their Tel-Aviv, Jersey City, London and Melbourne offices.

From 2002 until 2022 he was a Director of Citadel Advantage Ltd., an international banking, risk management and training consultancy.

Today Stanley is an independent specialist and writer in banking, finance and fintech, providing consultation services and training in the areas of Operations Risk Management, Fintech, Payments, Banking and Business Processes.

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