Legal & IP
Tokenization



In few steps
Creation of tokens
A creator, inventor, or company creates tokens on a blockchain that represent ownership or rights to a work of art, invention, trademark, patent, or other intellectual asset.
Selling tokens
Tokens are then offered for sale, allowing others to purchase a share of the ownership or rights to the intellectual asset.
Rights management
Token holders can exercise their rights over the intellectual asset based on what their tokens represent. For example, they might have the right to receive a share of the royalties generated by the asset.
Transfer of tokens
Tokens can be sold or transferred to others, allowing token holders to monetize their rights to the intellectual asset.
Examples
A company could tokenize a patent, allowing investors to buy a share of the rights to the patent and receive a share of the royalties generated by its use.
A company could tokenize a trademark, allowing investors to purchase a share of the rights to the trademark.
An author could tokenize the copyright to a book, allowing investors to purchase a share of the copyright and receive a share of the royalties generated by the book’s sales.
A designer could tokenize an industrial design or product design, allowing investors to purchase a share of the rights to the design and receive a share of the profits generated by the sale of the product.
A musician or band could tokenize their music, allowing investors to purchase a share of the rights to the music and receive a share of the royalties generated by sales of the music or its use in movies, commercials, etc.
Main advantages
Increased Liquidity
Tokenization facilitates quick transactions and opens the market to more investors, thereby increasing liquidity.
Fractionalization
Tokenization makes legal & IP investing more accessible by allowing the purchase of small fractions of an asset.
Transparency and Security
Thanks to the blockchain, tokenization offers greater transparency of transactions and enhanced security.