Efficiency Assessment of Tokenization in Managing the Assets of the Elderly

Abstract

In recent years, tokenization has assumed a pivotal role and garnered considerable traction within the Thai landscape, notably within the commercial domain. Private enterprises have increasingly harnessed tokenization as a strategic lever to foster novel opportunities for ecosystem development, product innovation and service enhancement within interconnected networks. Moreover, tokenization has emerged as a viable avenue for capital mobilization in nascent ventures. This transformative process not only augments liquidity for enterprises but also streamlines multifarious operations through the deployment of robust automated frameworks. Consequently, scholarly inquiry has been spurred towards harnessing tokenization to augment the adaptability quotient for elderly demographics.
The assessment of tokenization's efficacy in asset stewardship for the elderly necessitates a nuanced analysis and prescriptive guidance to unlock nascent prospects via tokenization mechanisms and to incubate sustainable business paradigms for forthcoming exigencies. In-depth investigations are imperative to gauge the potential ramifications on elderly cohorts and their asset administration protocols. Furthermore, due cognizance must be accorded to the imperatives of societal stewardship and risk appraisal in tokenized asset investments, thereby ensuring that tokenization serves as an efficacious instrument for enhancing comprehension, transparency, and the efficacious management of elderly assets, thereby accruing maximal dividends.