The tokenization of assets refers to the process of issuing a utility token that is the digital representation of a real asset and secured through the implementation of blockchain technology. These utility tokens, generated through a utility token offering to distinguish it from other types of ICOs, can produce different tokens such as equity, utility, or payment tokens. An ICO creates a digital representation—a utility token—of an asset, meaning that it can represent a demand of a company value and use, ownership of a piece of real estate, or participation in an investment fund and traded on a secondary market or exchange.
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The token sale or exchange event is completely independent of ICOholder. ICOholder is not involved in any way, including technical support or promotion.
We list token sales from entities with which we have no relationship to help users track overall activity within the token sector. This information is not intended as advice, and you should seek professional or specialist guidance or conduct your own due diligence before making any decisions based on our content.
Any terms and conditions regarding token acquisition are solely between contributors and the token issuer. ICOholder is not the seller of these tokens.
ICOholder is not legally responsible for any representations made by third parties about any token sale. Any claims for breach of contract must be directed against the listed token issuing entity.
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