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Secrets of The Token Sale: What is Token Design?

What is Token Design and why do we need it?

Despite the fact that well-functioning token architectures are a fundamental component of any healthy crypto protocol, the vast majority of crypto protocols make serious mistakes in their token architectures. This results in fewer fundraising opportunities for early-stage crypto protocols and in lower utility and market caps of live crypto protocols.

The goal of this video is to give readers an overview of all token architecture mechanisms currently in use. If crypto protocols implement them correctly, these mechanisms have the potential to exponentially increase the value and market caps of their underlying tokens.

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What is Tokenisation? – Fintelum

What is tokenization? It is the year 2020 and looking up the verb “to tokenize” in the Oxford dictionary doesn’t yield a definition of value on a peer-to-peer network – a blockchain. But then again – the same was true for the verb “to google”, back in the year 2000 – It didn’t mean “to search on the internet”.

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What is a Utility Token, Security Token and Equity Token?

A lot of crypto companies form with a purpose not to be a security token, due to the regulations and oversight. Hence, these companies establish themselves as a utility token, which bears a key to open the door to something. Security and Equity tokens provide many financial advantages, but the legal foundation is not firmly established – however the future for them is promising.

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Tokenization of assets using blockchain technology

Brickken explains what is tokenization, and how this blockchain solution can become a new revenue stream for any kind of investor, anywhere in the world.

Brickken is an investment-oriented company that allows investors to invest in assets such as realestate with minimum capital, through security token offerings. Using blockchain technology, the asset becomes digitized and broken down into smaller pieces called tokens, which can be acquired be anyone, at any time. By doing so, illiquid markets that are traditionally only available to institutional investors, become opened to anyone in the world. Brickken is the bridge between investors and global assets, opening a whole new world of investment opportunities.

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Tokenization and Decentralized Finance | Interaxis.io

Tokenization centers around the concept of disintermediation in a variety of processes. By replacing such intermediaries with code, decentralized finance democratizes the ability to trade real-world assets and potentially provides increased security, efficiency, and reliability to asset owners. There is also the potential to create more liquidity for investors.

The transparency, liquidity, and efficiency lends itself to greater coupling with Decentralized Finance – peer-to-peer lending and trading, data oracles, and hyper-customized portfolios.

This video gives you an analysis of the potential implications of tokenizing real-world assets. We go over financial processes, oracles, and blockchain concepts to help you understand the bigger picture of such a technology.

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Tokenization: The Future of Security

It’s important to store credit card information in the most secure possible way. Tokenization stores credit card information off-site. In return, you receive a reference coin, which we refer to as a “token.” That token will sit in your system as a payment method. You have all the functionality of being able to store a credit card without the liability of actually holding onto it yourself. It’s by far the best technique for actually storing credit card information in a PCI compliant manner, and keeping that liability off of you and your own business. Not everyone is Target or Marriott, not everyone can take on millions of dollars of problems and still come out the other end in business. Tokenization is the best way to store information and keep yourself safe.

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Tatiana Koffman: The Main Benefit of Tokenization Is Liquidity

Meet Tatiana Koffman. She is a securities attorney who found her way into the crypto and security token world after working with DNA Fund. She later helped form a VC fund for the group Linkin Park. Tatiana explains how security tokens can help transform the financial industry and more in this expert interview with Security Token Academy’s Director of Programming, Adam Chapnick.

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