BURLINGTON, VT – 10XTS, a leader in blockchain-enabled asset management solutions, is honored to announce its invitation to participate in “The Tokenized/Fractional Asset Legal Framework Symposium,” hosted by the Distributed Ledger Governance Association (DLGA) in partnership with the University of Vermont School of Law. This virtual symposium, held on [event date], will bring together industry leaders, government officials, legal experts, and academics to explore the legal frameworks necessary for tokenized fractional asset ownership.
The symposium provides an invaluable platform for blockchain professionals, policymakers, NGOs, legal scholars, and industry thought leaders to discuss the regulatory and legal considerations that can enable the effective tokenization of a wide range of asset classes. Through collaborative discussions and structured sessions, participants will examine the existing legal barriers and opportunities surrounding asset tokenization across industries, including real estate, autonomous vehicles, and agriculture.
“Tokenization has the power to transform traditional asset classes by improving liquidity, enhancing transparency, and opening new avenues for investment,” said Michael Hiles, CEO of 10XTS. “We are honored to be part of a symposium that aims to shape the legal landscape for tokenized assets, fostering a regulatory environment that supports both innovation and compliance.”
A Collaborative Effort to Shape Legal Standards for Tokenization
The Tokenized/Fractional Asset Legal Framework Symposium will feature directed sessions with framing presentations that guide in-depth discussions on the challenges and opportunities within tokenization. Participants will explore key areas such as:
- Legal and Regulatory Barriers: Identifying and addressing the legal impediments that prevent efficient fractional ownership of tokenized assets.
- Tokenization Standards for Various Asset Classes: Understanding the nuances of tokenizing assets ranging from agricultural crops to autonomous vehicles.
- Best Practices in Governance: Developing strategies that ensure security, compliance, and transparency within tokenized asset ecosystems.
This event reflects the growing consensus that a structured, forward-thinking approach to legal frameworks is essential for realizing the full potential of tokenized assets. As a recognized leader in blockchain asset management, 10XTS will contribute insights into its own experience in developing compliant digital asset solutions.
About the Distributed Ledger Governance Association (DLGA)
The Distributed Ledger Governance Association (DLGA) is a Vermont-based organization dedicated to promoting the adoption and integration of distributed ledger technology (DLT). DLGA’s mission is to provide member companies with the tools and resources needed to successfully demonstrate their technology within a real-world economic context, while working collaboratively with government entities to set governance and regulatory standards. By bridging the gap between technology providers and regulatory authorities, DLGA enables its members to pioneer innovative DLT applications that foster sustainable, commercially viable pilot programs.
