The world's first tokenized supercar — a 2015 Ferrari F12tdf, in 1.1M pieces.
In 2020 CurioInvest tokenized a 2015 Ferrari F12tdf — one of 799 built — into exactly 1,100,000 CT1 tokens on Ethereum, the first collectible car issued as a Swiss-law security token. The car is stored and insured in a Swiss bonded warehouse; the token contract's fixed supply is verifiable on-chain, and holders participate in the car's value with disposal governed by the token terms. Transfers require CurioInvest whitelisting.
CT1 is a museum-piece of RWA history and a genuinely thin market: one appraisal-marked car behind a fixed 1.1M-token supply, with whitelisted transfers and no live routed market. The wrapped variant (wCT1) is where any on-chain liquidity lives. Treat it as a collectible allocation whose exit depends on the car's eventual sale.
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Either sell to another whitelisted holder, trade the wrapped form where liquidity exists, or wait for a disposal of the car under the token terms.
