Fermion Protocol Redefines Luxury Ownership with $1M Dolce & Gabbana Glass Suit Fractionalization

London, England – Fermion Protocol is set to revolutionize the luxury sector with the launch of its decentralized fractional ownership platform, starting with the tokenization of the $1 million Dolce & Gabbana Glass Suit.

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This groundbreaking move opens the door to a new era of luxury, combining high-end fashion with the potential of blockchain technology to offer verified, secure fractional ownership of real-world assets (RWAs).

By fractionalizing the Glass Suit, Fermion is creating a community-driven model of luxury ownership that allows consumers to own a piece of iconic fashion, while brands can now reclaim control of their secondary market. Through Fermion’s decentralized approach, luxury items no longer exist as static possessions but as dynamic assets that generate value and deepen consumer engagement.

Fermion’s Tokenization Unlocks New Opportunities for Luxury Brands

As luxury brands face increasing pressure to stay relevant with a younger, digitally savvy audience, Fermion’s solution offers an innovative way to re-engage customers. By leveraging tokenization, brands can capture resale value directly and reduce reliance on third-party platforms. In addition to this, the on-chain verification of provenance ensures that buyers can instantly verify the authenticity of luxury pieces.

Justin Banon, Founder of Fermion and Boson Protocol, explains:
“2% of customers account for 45% of luxury sales, so there's a clear need for brands to broaden their connection with luxury audiences. With fractionalization, we’re enabling elevated luxury consumption while offering instant verification of vintage pieces through decentralized networks. Brands that adopt this approach will lead the next era of luxury, positioning themselves as pioneers in a shifting market.”

Justin Banon, Founder of Fermion and Boson Protocol
The Glass Suit, originally purchased for $1 million in 2021, is a key piece from Dolce & Gabbana’s Collezione Genesi, first unveiled at the brand's Alta Moda couture event in Venice. This collection merges physical and digital works, a fitting backdrop for the launch of Fermion’s tokenized platform. Built on Boson Protocol’s technology, the Glass Suit will be fractionalized and launched on the Base blockchain, with fractions being airdropped to the community via gamified activations.

Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana of Dolce & Gabbana share, “Fashion has always been a fusion of distant worlds, and new technology has inspired our vision from the very beginning. We are excited to see how this collaboration with Fermion brings a new dimension to luxury ownership.”

Fermion Pioneers Digital Ownership and Exchange in Luxury Fashion

With Fermion’s launch, the luxury industry is entering an exciting phase of digital transformation, where tokenized luxury assets bridge the gap between traditional high-end fashion and the modern digital economy. By empowering brands and consumers alike, Fermion is laying the foundation for a future where luxury is not just owned, but experienced and traded in a decentralized way.

“Fermion is more than just a protocol; it’s the infrastructure for a complete transformation of how luxury assets are owned and exchanged,” adds Justin Banon.