Investing

Transparency:
By default, the public blockchain implies transparency: all transactions on the blockchain are available to all its participants. This is important for any user, as they can trace the entire history of all actions with a particular asset, verify its origin, and see how its ownership has been transferred.

Immutability:
All data stored on the blockchain is immutable. Anyone interested in creating, selling, or buying tokens can rest assured that the asset information and transaction records are accurate, as they are verified and cannot be changed once recorded onto the blockchain. 

Fractional ownership:
The owner of the asset can split it into as many parts as they need. The ability to divide assets also grants the ability to partially own them. This attracts a large number of investors and provides, again, greater asset liquidity.  

Cost savings: Blockchain technology allows the owner of the asset and its buyer to contact each other directly, thus eliminating the involvement of intermediaries. It significantly reduces the costs that would typically be spent on third-party services. Moreover, it usually may take hours or even days to transfer assets and conduct related transactions. This process can now be completed within a few seconds. Enables disintermediation, the need for intermediaries is reduced with value transfers being conducted without a trusted centralized intermediary, leading to reduced costs and fees in the issuance and servicing of securities for both issuers and investors.