Securitization — the process of turning your crypto kitty into a financial instrument — can’t be done. A cat is not a regular asset, its digital. Just like a house, it’s simply an asset, but it doesn’t have a title, which prevents it from being a security. Since your virtual pet can end up valued at 6 or more figures, it’s worth thinking about how to protect it.

Give your Crypto Kitty a Pet Passport

Securitizing your crypto kitty is like having a pet passport for a real-life cat or dog. It shows where your kitty comes from, and verifies that it has been cleared for purchase, sale, etc. It also shows whom the kitty legally belongs to (which can be different from the person holding it at the moment).

In other words, securitization turns your kitty into more than a fun virtual pet. With titled claims, it becomes a true asset that can’t be faked, hacked or otherwise abused.

Even if someone does manage to take what’s yours, you can always take your titled claim to court and get your stuff back!

Kitty Storage & Care

You wouldn’t leave something valuable — like an exotic pet or a gold bracelet — when you go on vacation. So why do the same for a crypto kitty that can end up being worth hundreds or thousands of dollars? Exactly — no reason at all.

This is why securitization is so great. Once you securitize your kitty, you can put it into a vault; a home safe; really any safe place where nobody else can have access to it. Since we’re talking about a crypto kitty — the kind that other people may want to steal or harm — this is important.

This is a satirical work explaining crypto securitization with CryptoKitties as an example. However, securitization really can do all the above for your crypto money (and other digital assets).

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