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Digital asset is an information resource derivative of the right to a value and circulating in the distributed ledger in the form of a unique identifier. The term takes into account the essential semantic features of the phenomenon under consideration and is characterized by four components: economic, legal, information, value. 1. Economic component is represented by a unique identifier. 2. Legal component is represented in the legal field by a derivative of the right. A digital asset is not the right to a value in its interpretation, but it has attributes of a derivative of the right to a value. 3. Information component is represented in the IT field by an information resource circulating in the distributed ledger. Information on a value presented in a digital form has such main properties of an information resource as: a) information is structured according to certain parameters and categories; b) information is recorded on a digital medium; c) information can be stored, transmitted, exchanged, used, etc. In addition, a digital asset in our understanding has an additional property – information on a value is formed by the owner of this value. 4. Value component is represented in the field of tangible and intangible assets by the “value” component. Digital asset is a kind of a guaranteed right to claim a certain value inherent in this digital asset. In other words, a digital asset serves as a digital display of value.
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