In 2025, almost any real-world asset can be tokenized. Popular examples include real estate properties, fine art, luxury goods, commodities, and even intellectual property rights. Tokenization allows fractional ownership, meaning multiple investors can hold a piece of the asset without needing to buy the entire item. Blockchain integration ensures transparency and security, with smart contracts automatically managing ownership transfers, dividend distributions, or yield calculations. Tokenized assets can also be listed on specialized marketplaces, increasing liquidity and enabling 24/7 trading across global markets. This opens avenues for smaller investors to enter markets previously dominated by institutions. Moreover, tokenization reduces intermediary fees, streamlines compliance, and allows investors to diversify their portfolios efficiently.