Check out this recap of the Security Token Summit for the latest news on institutional participation, regulatory clarity, NFTs, and why digital securities will go “institutional” in 2021.
tZERO, an alternative trading system (ATS) for security tokens, signed new partnerships to enhance trading liquidity for over $300 million in real estate tokenization.
With the ICO craze well behind us, various companies are now focusing their efforts on facilitating digital securities offerings (also called Security Token Offerings).
While the eventual approval of a bitcoin ETF seems to be inevitable as the market matures, there are other investment vehicles currently—or soon-to-be—available to investors while they wait.
Facebook made waves in 2019 when it announced its goal of launching a unique stablecoin known as ‘Libra’. But Facebook and the Libra Association announced a series of updates... including a full product rebrand.
For digital assets to realize their full potential, supporting services and technological infrastructure need to be developed. Young U.S.-based company Talos has recognized this... and just announced the public launch of its platform.
U.S. based Valentus Capital Management, in conjunction with Realio, announced its intent to develop a digital securities platform called Valentus Digital. The new platform described the choice of tokenization as ‘opening wall street to main-street.’