A Decentralized Vision

Devision strives to make quality accessible.
Thanks to powerful Cardano smart contracts, multimillion-dollar assets can be made liquid, making them accessible to capital of all sizes.

A Decentralized Vision

Devision is striving to make ownership accessible.
Thanks to powerful Cardano smart contracts, multimillion-dollar assets can be made liquid, making them accessible to capital of all sizes.
Using blockchain smart contracts, any asset (collectibles, art, jewelry, real estate) can be digitized as an NFT and go through Devision's fractionalization process.

Digitize. Divide. Trade. Govern.

Asset
NFT
Tokens
DAO
The possibilities are endless. What assets will you own?

Devision Ethos

Measure three times, cut once.
Build with the best technologies.
Strive for equitability.

The mission of Devision is to make top performing assets available to people of all financial means. To accomplish this mission, we built a financial framework to fractionalize real assets.

The general sentiment in the DeFi Web3 space has been to "move fast and break things." We at Devision saw the damage this can cause to users, so we decided to do things differently.

Inspired by the meticulous approach Cardano takes towards development, Devision adopted the idea that security is the cornerstone of any good fintech project.

With this in mind, we spend the majority of our budget on technical research & development.

Our team of technical wizards make it so you can enjoy an intuitive, seamless Devision experience, knowing your financial moves are secured by some of the best cryptography available.

History

In 2020, George Humphreys and Dominic Wallis formed the Cardano development consultancy, TAO.

Through the completion of several projects, they worked to deeply understand Cardano infrastructure, and built their own where needed.

At the beginning of 2021, TAO focused the majority of it's resources on creating the Devision Protocol.
There were several attempts made by other companies to tackle fractional asset ownership. TAO spent much of 2021 analyzing where these companies had gone wrong, and testing the technical and legal feasibility of the concept.

2022 was a year of development. From DAO legal wrappers to liquid Dutch auctions and market buyout mechanisms, each protocol function was iterated on.

As this development reaches completion, we turn the page to the next chapter for Devision: testing, tokens, and adoption.