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Discover the world of tokenization and digital assets

Are you interested in the possible applications of blockchain technology in tokenizing assets in your industry?

The total market value of tokenized assets are predicted to significantly exceed USD 10 trillion by 2030, a number others deem a conservative estimate, while others forecast that the tokenization market will reach $16 trillion by that time.

From digital wallets to security token offerings and asset-referenced tokens, our training will teach you how to navigate this segment of the tech world and how you can adapt these technologies in your company to stay ahead of your competitors.

We provide a practical overview of the technological and regulatory framework you need to explore the possibilities, advantages and risks of tokenization and whether issuing a token is the right next step for your business.

This training is for you if you would like to...

How does it work?

Perspective

This training is for you if you would like to:

Learn about the potential applications of tokenization in your industry

Be able to make a tokenization strategy and lead a tokenization project

Contact us to customize the training to your specific needs

Issue your own token and want to know what you need to consider

Get a clear understanding of the regulatory framework surrounding tokenization and tokenized assets

How does it work?

TO WHOM:

Companies interested in digital assets, issuing tokens, smart contracts or would like to get an overview of tokenization, the technology behind it and its regulatory framework.

TRAINING LANGUAGE:

English

industry:

Customized

Content:

Customized

DIFFICULTY:

Customized. No prerequisites are needed

MODALITY:

Personal
/ Online live

Duration:

Customized

Perspective

Practical

business

legal

technology

Contact us to customize the training
to your specific needs. 

If you would like to dive deep into the possible applications of Web3, don’t forget to check out our dedicated course on the subject, Unlock the Future in Web3!

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