Fermion is a civilization-scale infrastructure for fractional tokenization and verified exchanges of all high-value physical real-world assets (RWAs). The protocol, which is built on the Ethereum layer-2 network, Base, has recently announced the launch of its services by fractionalizing Million Dollar Dolce and Gabbana digital suits. The fractionalization enables the platform to divide ownership among a large number of collectors. In this article, we’ll discuss why Fermion Fractionalized Dolce and Gabbana digital suit on Ethereum L2, Base.
But before we go, we need to know more about Fermion.
What Is the Fermion Protocol?
Fermion protocol is a real-world asset application built on the Ethereum Layer 2 network Base, allowing the system to enable fractional ownership of high-value luxury items. The platform was launched on February 20, 2025, by Justin Banon, who is also the founder of Boson protocol.
The protocol acts as a decentralized platform that enables community-driven ownership of luxury digital assets. Being developed by the founder of the Boson protocol, the Fermion platform utilizes the Boson protocol’s technology for the tokenization of assets.
By bypassing third-party platforms while reselling items, the Fermion protocol reduces gas fees and opens up opportunities for businesses to offer incentives and loyalty rewards for customers.
Why Fermion Choose Million-Dollar Dolce And Gabbana Digital Suits?
The Fermion protocol enables users to trade fractions of luxury assets through the verified exchanges offered by the platform, creating a new market for partial ownership of highly priced assets. Though it has been a while since blockchain technology has been used to tokenize digital assets, this is one of the first attempts to bring fractional ownership status to luxury assets.
The first offering made by the platform is the tokenization of a $1 million Dolce and Gabbana digital suit from the Collezion Genesi collection, which was purchased back in 2021. The Fermion will distribute the shares of the shares of this suit to the community members showing how decentralized ownership works in the luxury class of assets. The shares will be distributed through a series of gamified activities.
The answer to the question of why Dolce and Gabbana’s digital suit is simple, it combines both the digital and physical attributes which is essential for this new ownership model. Dolce and Gabbana have expressed their support for this new protocol, saying it is a part of the changing world to merge different world assets.
Why Luxury Assets?
As we said earlier, though there are many platforms that tokenize physical assets, there is no such platform that monetizes luxury assets. The market data shows that only 2% of customers drive 45% of the luxury assets, showing room for luxury asset tokenization and Fermion aims to utilize this opportunity to bring new gateways to blockchain technology as well as luxury assets. By creating a platform to make highly valued items accessible to a wide range of customers without compromising their unique nature, Fermion takes luxury assets to new heights.
Luxury brands can participate directly in the secondary markets and with secure tokenization, they can verify the authenticity and reliability of items available on the blockchain for purchase. By evaluating the history, users get to know who owned the assets before and how many times the assets have sold earlier, reducing the issues involved.
Initially, Fermion is only focusing on luxury assets, and in the future, the technology can be effectively applied to other high-valued physical assets as well.
Bottom Line
Fermion’s approach to fractionalizing luxury assets redefines the way people think of highly valued assets. The platform allows luxury items to be accessible among a wide range of audiences, which was engulfed only among a high-class society earlier. However, being a new platform how effectively the workings will enable its long-term vision is still unknown.
