Tokenized Equity

WHAT IS TOKENIZED EQUITY?

Tokenized equity refers to the representation of ownership in a company or other asset as a digital token on a blockchain network. These tokens can be traded on digital asset exchanges, making it possible for a wider range of investors to participate in early-stage funding rounds and potentially providing more liquidity for investors in private companies.

One of the main advantages of tokenized equity is that it makes it possible for a wider range of investors to participate in funding rounds for startups and other early-stage companies. Tokenization removes the capital barrier required for equity investments and allows investors to acquire fragments of shares.

Tokenized equity has the potential to democratize access to funding and investment opportunities, making it possible for a wider range of investors to participate in early-stage funding rounds while potentially providing enhanced investment liquidity for investors in private companies.

WHY TOKENIZED EQUITY?

Investors have been made wary of web 3 investments through token form as the value of the freely floating digital assets are hard to control and turn into high-risk speculative instruments quickly. By tokenizing equity, we are ensuring that the investment has intrinsic value that can be well defined by the project’s operational success while keeping the investment liquid and freely tradeable and transferable between investors. With tokenized equity, users can gain exposure to highly rewarding early stage investments in web 3 while not being constrained with the illiquid nature of non-public equity.