Use Cases for Asset Tokenization BFC Practice Questions (Page 11)

Questions 51–52

1. 51foundation · easy

   What is a key difference in ownership representation between traditional and tokenized assets?

   • ATokenized assets require a paper certificate to prove ownership
   • BTokenized assets cannot be transferred to another party
   • CTokenized assets are always owned by a single entity
   • DTokenized assets represent ownership through digital tokens on a blockchain
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2. 52application · medium

   A commodities trading firm wants to tokenize a warehouse of gold bullion to enable smaller investors to trade gold fractions. The firm wants to reduce transaction costs and settlement times compared to traditional gold trading. Which benefit of asset tokenization directly addresses this requirement?

   • AImproved regulatory compliance through automated reporting to authorities.
   • BReduced transaction costs and faster settlement through blockchain-based transfer and automated clearing.
   • CEnhanced transparency and auditability of the gold's provenance and storage.
   • DIncreased liquidity through fractional ownership, allowing smaller investors to participate.
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