Digital securities are not theoretical concepts anymore, but rather a foundation for real applications on the blockchain.
Blockchain-based digital securities have emerged to solve these problems and enable low risk management, proxy votes, liquidity and seamless dividend distributions among other features.
ICOs may have tainted the narrative around cryptocurrencies, but digital securities are helping to shift the conversation to show the wider public that blockchain technology can help to power compliance, too.
They represented early attempts at creating digital securities that followed rules and regulations associated with securities.
Following in their footsteps, I had begun to work on SPiCE VC, a blockchain technology venture capital firm, in March 2017, which would eventually become the fourth digital security ever issued.
Secondly, many prominent people in the industry started discussing how tokenizing securities on the blockchain was a way to improve private securities and was a big deal beyond just making ICOs legal since it is a much larger market.
2019 needs to be the year of increased liquidity of digital securities.
Mainstream financial media publications are covering the digital securities industry more frequently too, which is a great indication that the masses are beginning to recognize the benefits of cryptocurrency.
Digital security industry community building efforts are emerging with more to come in 2019.
The key action point for 2019, for the industry, is to start communicating the advantages of digital securities to traditional financial markets and investors to encourage them to enter the market.
2019: The Year Digital Securities Offerings Become the New ICOs
gepubliceerd op Dec 28, 2018
by Coindesk | gepubliceerd op Coinage
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