> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://ebric.gitbook.io/likwidasset/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://ebric.gitbook.io/likwidasset/buy-a-bric-fractional-investing/what-is-a-bric.md).

# What is a BRIC?

What happens to real-world assets after being fractionalized and tokenized on the blockchain? They became BRICs.

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### A BRIC is a digital token that represents a part or a fraction of the underlying real-world asset you invested in.

The concept is based on fractional investing, where the investor can purchase just a fraction or part of a tokenised asset rather than one whole.

Likwid Asset uses the Avalanche blockchain to issue digital asset tokens (BRIC) that represent ownership of real-life assets like property and solar projects. This blockchain-based token issuance enables fractional ownership, allowing both institutional and individual investors to own fractions of real-world assets all around the globe.