Often confused as the same investment techniques, STOs and Asset tokenization are actually different.

STOs are digital tokens that represent ownership in a company's assets or profits. When you buy STO tokens, you own a portion of the company and are entitled to a share of its profits or assets, like traditional investments.

Asset Tokenization on the other hand, converts physical assets like real estate, art, or commodities into digital tokens. Investors can buy these tokens and trade or exchange them on a blockchain platform, which makes them more accessible.

The main difference between the two is that STOs represent ownership in a company, while Asset Tokenization represents ownership of a physical asset that has been converted into a digital token.

So whether you're interested in traditional assets or unique collectibles, STOs and Asset Tokenization can offer investment solutions for everyone.