Ethereum
CT1 is the token that put a Ferrari on a blockchain: a 2015 F12tdf, one of only 799 built, tokenized in 2020 into 1,100,000 CT1 tokens under a prospectus approved by Liechtenstein's financial regulator, with the car kept in climate-controlled storage near Stuttgart. The contract is real and still lives on Ethereum, with the name CarToken1 and exactly 1,100,000 tokens, held today by about 30 wallets. The issuer's retail programme is dormant and no market tracks the token, so Prism lists CT1 as a watch-only piece of tokenization history rather than something to trade.
A Ferrari F12tdf, one of 799 ever built, living on Ethereum.
Prism analyst note
CT1 is the original tokenized supercar: a Ferrari F12tdf fractionalized into 1.1 million tokens under an FMA-approved prospectus in 2020. The contract is real and verifiable on Ethereum today, but the issuer's retail programme is dormant, no price tracker indexes the token, and only about 30 wallets hold it. Prism lists it watch-only, as a genuine and historically important artifact of RWA tokenization, not as a tradeable market.
Generated from issuer disclosures and reviewed against the sources listed below. Not investment advice.
Structure & compliance
- Underlying
- A 2015 Ferrari F12tdf, one of 799 built, valued at $1.1M at issuance.
- Legal structure
- Security token issued under a Liechtenstein FMA-approved prospectus, with an ISIN.
- Jurisdiction
- Liechtenstein
- Custodian
- Climate-controlled secure storage near Stuttgart, Germany (per the issuer and 2020 press coverage)
- Administrator
- CurioInvest (Curio AG)
- Reserve information
- Prism verified the contract directly on-chain: name CarToken1, symbol CT1, zero decimals, total supply exactly 1,100,000, about 30 holders, with occasional transfers as recently as 2025. The custody story is the issuer's, documented in 2020 coverage by Bloomberg and CoinDesk; Prism has not independently inspected the car and the issuer's retail programme is dormant.
- Transfer restrictions
- Security token with regulator-required whitelist and management functions in the contract, so transfers can be restricted by the issuer. No public venue currently trades it.
- Investor eligibility
- Retail investors (KYC)
- KYC required
Reserve verification
Contracts & on-chain data
Addresses shown only where independently confirmed against explorers and issuer documentation. Holder and transfer analytics are available via the linked explorers. 30+
Documents & disclosures
Frequently asked
Can I buy this?+
Not through Prism. No public venue currently trades CT1; it is listed watch-only for its historical significance.
Is the Ferrari real?+
The 2020 issuance was covered by Bloomberg and CoinDesk, with the car stored near Stuttgart under an FMA-approved prospectus. Prism verified the token contract on-chain but has not inspected the car, and the issuer's retail programme is dormant.
Why list it at all?+
It is the first regulator-approved tokenized supercar, and the contract still lives on Ethereum. That story is worth preserving on an RWA marketplace.
