BLOCKCHAIN INTEGRATION INTO DIGITAL ASSET MANAGEMENT PROCESSES

Abstract

This article examines the development of a new digital asset management architecture based on distributed ledger technologies as a systemic tool for digital economic transformation. It highlights the impact of blockchain on the technological, organizational, economic, and institutional levels of governance, allowing for the interpretation of distributed ledgers as a trust infrastructure amid the growth of digital platforms, tokenization, and the increasing importance of digital rights protection. It is argued that blockchain implementation leads to reduced transaction costs, increased data reliability, and the sustainability of economic systems, consistent with the logic of systemic and neo-institutional theory. The study hypothesizes that the systemic integration of blockchain technologies can facilitate the transition of economic systems to a model of distributed, transparent, and cost-effective digital asset management, serving as a key factor in increasing investment attractiveness and the sustainability of socioeconomic development.