microownership
Microownership refers to the practice of dividing ownership of an asset into very small units, allowing individuals to hold fractional interests that would be impractical or impossible under traditional ownership. It encompasses both traditional fractional ownership and newer digital approaches that tokenize assets.
Common mechanisms include fractional shares in publicly traded or private securities, real estate or art fractionalization
Applications span a range of assets, including real estate, art and collectibles, startups via crowdfunding, and
Benefits and challenges vary by asset type and platform. Benefits typically include lower entry barriers, diversification
Regulation commonly treats microownership as securities or investment contracts in many jurisdictions, requiring disclosure, suitability checks,