Decentralized fractionalized tokenization is the process of dividing ownership of a real estate property into smaller, tradable digital tokens using blockchain technology. Each token represents a fraction of the property's ownership.

A property is tokenized by creating digital tokens on a blockchain. Each token corresponds to a share of the property, and investors can buy, sell, or trade these tokens, similar to stocks on a stock exchange.

Yes, one of the advantages of fractionalized tokenization is improved liquidity. Investors can sell their tokens on various blockchain platforms whenever they choose, subject to market conditions and platform regulations.

Virtually any type of property can be tokenized, including residential, commercial, industrial, and even land. The suitability may depend on regulatory considerations and the platform used for tokenization.

Yes, there are legal and regulatory considerations that vary by jurisdiction. It is important to ensure compliance with local securities laws and regulations, which may require proper licensing and disclosures.

Rental income or dividends from the property can be distributed to token holders proportionally, typically through smart contracts on the blockchain, ensuring automated and transparent payments.

Risks include market volatility, regulatory changes, platform security vulnerabilities, and potential lack of liquidity in certain markets. As with any investment, due diligence and risk assessment are crucial.

Investment will begin on launch of Keikuza PROTOCOL. To start investing, choose a reputable platform that offers real estate tokenization. Create an account, complete the necessary verification processes, and fund your account. You can then browse available properties and purchase tokens corresponding to your investment preference.

Benefits include increased accessibility, enhanced liquidity, greater transparency and security, and reduced transaction costs. It allows smaller investors to participate in real estate markets and facilitates easier trading of property shares

Blockchain technology provides an immutable ledger that records all transactions. This ensures that ownership records are transparent and tamper-proof, reducing the risk of fraud and enhancing trust among investors.