Evaluating the Economic and Structural Implications of Tokenization in Transforming Decentralized Market Ecosystems and Global Financial Models

Manda Navya

Authors

Manda Navya USA Author

Keywords:

Tokenization, Decentralized Markets, Blockchain, Financial Models, Liquidity, Asset Ownership

Abstract

The advent of tokenization has redefined decentralized market ecosystems and global financial models by introducing innovative mechanisms for value exchange, ownership, and governance. This paper explores the economic and structural impacts of tokenization, focusing on its ability to enhance liquidity, reduce transaction costs, and democratize asset ownership. Leveraging a comprehensive review of literature, the study highlights critical advancements and challenges in tokenized ecosystems. Through data-driven analysis, the paper identifies key trends, such as market adoption rates and sector-specific applications, while providing actionable insights for stakeholders navigating this evolving landscape.

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