How $100 Can Now Get You Into Assets That Used to Cost Millions
The minimum investment barrier is collapsing — and it’s changing who gets to build wealth The Old Rule: You Need a Lot of Money to Make Money For most of investing history, the best assets came with the highest entry tickets. A Manhattan apartment. A Picasso painting. Shares in a pre-IPO startup. A commercial property in Singapore’s CBD. These were not investments for ordinary people — not because ordinary people lacked the intelligence to evaluate them, but because they lacked the capital to access them. The floor was simply too high. Fractional ownership is dismantling that floor. And the pace at which it is happening is faster than most people realize. What Fractional Ownership Actually Means The concept is straightforward. Instead of one investor buying an entire asset, ownership is divided into smaller units — fractions — that multiple investors can purchase independently. You do not need $500,000 to invest in a property. You buy a fraction of it for $100. You do not need $5...