Proposed System: A Comprehensive Tokenization Model
The proposed system builds on existing frameworks like Point.com and Latoken, addressing their limitations and expanding functionality to cover diverse investor needs:
Flexible Fundraising Without Auctions
Token issuers can raise funds incrementally, bypassing forced auction mechanisms.
STOs are customizable, allowing asset owners to issue tokens gradually, based on market demand.
Dual Participation Opportunities
Token holders can benefit from ongoing asset-generated revenue (e.g., rental income, dividends).
Tokens can also represent usage rights, enabling hybrid models like shared ownership and leasing.
Legal Compliance and Autonomy
A tokenized structure maps directly to legal entities like LLCs or REITs, ensuring regulatory compliance.
Smart contracts enforce agreements autonomously, reducing the need for centralized oversight.
Broader Accessibility
Smaller assets and individual owners can access fractionalization benefits, previously limited to large organizations like REITs.
Streamlined processes lower barriers to entry for non-institutional participants.
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