Who Introduced Fractional Ownership of $1 Million Dolce & Gabbana Glass Suit?

Fermion Protocol has launched a decentralized protocol supporting fractional ownership and verified exchange of high-value real-world assets (RWA), focused on the luxury sector. As its first project, Fermion offers fractional ownership of a $1 million Dolce & Gabbana glass suit, creating new opportunities for brands to enhance customer interaction and redefine "ownership" in the luxury market.

Fermion enables brands to use secure tokenization technology to guarantee authenticity and provenance on-chain, bypassing traditional secondary market platforms so brands can directly capture resale value — enabling fee reductions, enhanced customer loyalty programs, and exclusive benefits. The Dolce & Gabbana glass suit, first unveiled at the Venice Alta Moda Couture event summer 2021 as part of the Collezione Genesi collection, was released on the Base blockchain using Boson Protocol's tokenization technology — the first luxury NFT project fusing digital and physical works. Fermion founder Justin Banon: "With the top 2% of customers accounting for 45% of revenue in the luxury market, the need to build relationships with a broader consumer base is clear — fractionalization provides a new approach while blockchain authentication enables instant verification of vintage product authenticity." Boson Protocol (Fermion's foundation) was recognized as a World Economic Forum Technology Pioneer and collaborates with global brands including Tommy Hilfiger and Hogan.