Security tokens are subject to securities regulations (e.g., SEC in the U.S., ESMA in the EU), ensuring they meet legal requirements.
These tokens allow for fractional ownership of assets, such as real estate or private equity, making investment more accessible.
Blockchain ensures greater transparency, lower costs, and faster settlement times compared to traditional securities.
Represent ownership or rights to real-world assets (e.g., stocks, bonds, real estate) and provide holders with a claim on the underlying entity or asset.
Grant access to a platform or service but do not represent ownership in any underlying entity or real-world asset. While you may have a stake in the platform, it does not equate to ownership in tangible assets.
Security tokens are seen as a bridge between traditional finance and blockchain, offering innovative solutions for ownership and investment.
Easier to trade and transfer ownership compared to traditional securities.
Blockchain’s decentralized nature allows global investors to participate in tokenized assets.
By eliminating intermediaries, security tokens can reduce transaction costs and time.
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