Digital Assets Regulation
This page explains the Zone’s Digital Assets Regulation in a simple language. To read the full regulation, go here.
Digital Assets Definition
- Digital assets are electronic files of data that can be owned and transferred by individuals and used as a currency to make transactions.
- A digital asset is anything digital that has value, established ownership, and is discoverable.
- They are also a way of storing intangible content, such as computerised artworks, video or contract documents.
- Examples of digital assets include cryptocurrencies, such as bitcoin, asset-backed stablecoins, such as tether, and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) — certificates of ownership of original digital media.
