The primary market for real-world assets, particularly in sectors like real estate, is evolving rapidly with the advancement of blockchain technology, leading to increased tokenization and fractional ownership. This modernization is creating assets that are more divisible and liquid, attracting a broader range of investors by lowering entry barriers and offering more flexible investment options. As these assets become more prevalent, there’s a growing demand for a robust secondary market where investors can trade these tokenized assets more freely. This need is driven by the desire for greater liquidity, enabling investors to access their funds faster and respond more agilely to market changes, economic conditions, or personal financial needs, ultimately making real-world asset investments as liquid and accessible as those in traditional financial markets. In the future, the secondary market for real-world assets will be transformed into a highly accessible, efficient, and transparent ecosystem, where blockchain technology enables seamless transactions across global borders. This digital marketplace will empower investors at all levels to participate in real estate and other asset classes, democratizing investment opportunities and driving economic growth through innovative financial solutions, enhanced liquidity, and reduced barriers to entry.