tokenized

[toh-kuhn-ahyzd]

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.

Example Sentences

He argues instead, that tokenized bank deposits, a transferable digital token on a unified ledger, stand a far better chance of becoming the favored form of cash in many countries.

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At this stage, there are no obvious publicly-listed vehicles for exploiting the potential for tokenized bank deposits.

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Butchart conjures up a world where a tokenized securities portfolio could offer exposure to real-world assets — like a wind farm or a piece of fine art — to which gaining exposure was never possible previously.

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Tokenized money-market style funds can settle almost instantly, move 24/7, and publish holdings or NAV on-chain in real time.

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Tokenized assets can settle nearly instantly, eliminating many “failed” trades and cutting collateral needs.

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