In this last we will briefly share some random thoughts on token distribution mechanisms as part of my tokenisation series. A token distribution event is sometimes called an initial coin offering (ICO)

In this third blog post in my tokenisation series, I will share some thoughts around price valuation of tokens. But before you read further you must know that there isn't a magic formula that will tell

Here's a picture of a non-blockchain discount token; a loyalty card to our local café. I know the exact value of this token, it's worth 1 hot drink after I bought 6 for the regular price. In the first

This Picasso painting could be tokenised in two different ways (1) the painting itself could be represented by a non-fungible token, because it's not mutually exchangeable with other paintings and (2)