tokenized

American  

[toh-kuhn-ahyzd] / ˈtoʊ kənˌaɪzd /

adjective

1. reduced to or represented by a token or tokens.

2. Computers.  converted into or substituted with a token.

3. Computers.  represented by a token on a blockchain network.

4. Linguistics.  divided into meaningful units to allow easier analysis.

5. treated so as to give the appearance of equality or representation, without actually receiving equitable treatment, resources, or opportunities.

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Example Sentences

Could a tokenized stock issue shares of the tokens, and then make tokens of those shares, and so on, like an equity Escher drawing?

From Barron's

Gemini has started to tout itself as a “super app,” with plans to add more products, such as trading tokenized assets, including stocks, on the blockchain.

From Barron's

Robinhood is also making a big play in tokenized stocks and predictions markets.

From Barron's

Ether, according to Lee and other advocates, functions as a dynamic digital ecosystem powering smart contracts, decentralized finance, tokenized assets and digital-identity infrastructure.

From MarketWatch

Stablecoins are just one example of tokenized assets — representations of real-world assets on the blockchain.

From MarketWatch