Let's Be Clear! What Are Digital Assets?
By definition, a digital asset is "any digital material owned by an enterprise or individual including text, graphics, audio, video, and animations."
Historically, many people have considered digital assets to only include:
Photos and Videos, but over the years, we've started including other Digital Files in our definition, such as NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens, Documents, Presentations, etc.
While the definition of a digital asset is constantly changing as new digital formats are emerging in business, it’s important to remember that the file format is only part of the definition. The other portion of the digital asset definition is derived from the value the asset brings to the company.

There Are 3 Key Elements That Make Any Single File A Digital Asset!

A Digital Asset Must:

Be a digital file owned by an individual/company...
Be able to provide value to the individual/company...
Be searchable and discoverable (usually with Metadata)...

Why Digital Real Estate?