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Can a Tokenized Option Contract Itself Be Fractionalized?

Yes, a high-value tokenized option (likely an NFT) can be fractionalized to share its payoff and increase liquidity.
Greeks.Live16.11.25

Can a Tokenized Option Contract Itself Be Fractionalized?

Yes, a tokenized option contract, particularly one represented as an NFT (ERC-721), could theoretically be fractionalized. This would allow multiple investors to share the potential payoff and risk of a single, high-value option.

The fractionalized tokens would represent a claim on the contract's final settlement value, increasing the option's liquidity and accessibility.

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