The ability to represent the ownership of a blockchain of real-world assets will disrupt the way we handle money. High-value savings are actually not open to a significant majority of the global population. New forms of capital development secured by distributed ledger blockchain technologies marks an adaptation of global capital markets and capital mobility.

• No geographical barriers: an individual will invest in stuff across the globe from everywhere worldwide. An investor in California, for example, may be able to invest in an office building in Argentina, all with the security, speed, and ease of blockchain network transfer.
• No intermediaries: trade can be done without third-party brokers who frequently bog down the operation, rendering it unreliable and more costly while adding to any deal the risk of further mistake.
• Lower investment risk: due to the possibility of gradual ownership of a range of properties, any single investment portfolio will become more complex.
• Improved tangible asset liquidity: Blockchain tokens enable fractional ownership to be implemented.