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LogoutSmart assets are one-of-a-kind virtual currency tokens that may be acquired, sold, or exchanged according to the terms of smart contracts on the blockchain network. They can represent a physical real-world item or non-corporeal ownership. The smart asset may be a virtual representation of a real asset, such as a house or the car, or it could be a representation of virtual commodities, such as Bitcoin, an equity stake, or a patent for a new invention. Each smart asset has a smart contract that regulates how it is used.
In comparison to transactions in the real world, smart assets provide a high level of autonomy, privacy, and cheap transaction costs on the peer-to-peer (P2P) blockchain network. Smart assets may be used for a variety of purposes, including taxes and debt management. The issuer can get a share of each transaction through taxes, while smart assets can also be used as debt that can only be transferred back with the issuer’s consent. Smart assets can also be used to temporarily freeze assets or blacklist specific locations. Whitelisting, which allows for the delivery of data to a limited number of addresses, is another example. Smart assets can also be restricted to asset pairings, meaning that they can only be exchanged for particular currencies.