Tokenize the World
The buzzword “tokenization” has been circulating through the ether for several years now. It is not only the crypto community that has recognized that...
The Securities Act of 1933: Registration Requirements for Token Sales
The establishment of a framework for security tokens in the U.S. is critical to the widespread adoption and further development of blockchain technology. For...
The State of Security Tokens Under US Law
The state of security tokens under US law is fraught. It has been that way since at least 2016, and the situation became particularly...
What Progress Has Been Made on the Regulatory Front?
Unlike the utility and hybrid tokens created through initial coin offerings (ICOs), security tokens are designed to fall within existing regulatory frameworks, and offer...
Security Token Regulation
Which investment contracts can be tokenized may vary from country to country (and even between regions within a country) based on which country the...
The Emerging Security Token Product Portfolio
For banks and financial market infrastructure providers, tokenization is an obvious fit. It increases the scope of diversification for clients by opening up asset...
Secondary Market Trading for Tokenized Assets
To some observers, trading security tokens on centralized exchanges might seem contradictory. After all, one of the most vaunted benefits of the distributed ledger...
Exchanges and Secondary Markets for Security Token
Right now there is an unspoken race being waged over who will win the world’s demand for security token trading and it isn't possible...
What is a DAM (Digital Asset Marketplace)?
The first types of DAMs (Digital Asset Marketplaces) to emerge were centralized cryptocurrency exchanges. Binance, Coinbase, and Kraken are examples of these. They now...
Is tokenization going mainstream in the 20s?
The benefits of tokenization are inevitable. Efficiency gains, automation, transparency, fractional ownership, increased liquidity, and direct access to investors are some but a few...