Our country’s construction industry may be gifted with a quite unique quandary: that of its supply having been
seemingly incapable of exceeding demand. And while that lasts, and I personally do not see it being inclined to change,
it may be logical to assume that one’s need to worry about investing in the product is rather contained.
That said, it is not healthy to put all one’s eggs in the same basket. Design & Build is predisposed to
present to its readers with food for thought on how one can diversify one’s assets portfolio;
via a myriad of means.
One such means that is being presented to the world is NFTs. And while I, for one, did
not give much credit until now to the thought, seeing behemoth foreign firms investing
hundreds of millions of dollars through asset tokenization firms leads one to consider
the value of such elements, especially when the size of an investment portfolio’s value
warrants suitable diversification.
NFTs have gained significant attention in recent years, particularly within the
realm of digital art, collectibles, gaming, and virtual real estate; allowing creators to
monetize their digital creations and to provide buyers with a way to own and trade digital
assets in a secure and transparent manner. And now, through all the turmoil such disruptive
technologies tend to experience, they have gained fresh and significant momentum through
their predisposition in being a tool to tokenize real-world assets, Valeriu Costin tells us at “Tokenizing
Real-World Assets”. We welcome you to read this interesting information, considering it purely as a narrative interview.
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