Emerging cryptocurrency regulations are giving rise to an influx of incoming security token markets.
On Aug. 28, OpenFinance launched a security token trading platform for retail and accredited investors.
U.S.-based OpenFinance network launched a regulated alternative trading system for digital assets, according to a blog post.
OpenFinanceIO just launched a regulated exchange to allow investors to trade these tokenized securities.
The OpenFinance trading platform will allow accredited investors to trade and transfer U.S.-compliant security tokens.
The first tradeable token on the platform is SPiCE VC, with Science, Protos, MintHealth, Corl, Bloxroute and Property Coin being added in the near future.
" are all security tokens that have the necessary smart contract infrastructure in place to be able to trade on our platform.
The OFN trading platform uses a hybrid-chain model that combines off-chain data privacy and speed with the security and transparency of the Ethereum network.
OFN is not the only security token exchange to meet regulations.
In mid-July, Coinbase confirmed a trio of acquisitions that gave them the licenses necessary to launch a security token trading platform.
OpenFinance Launches Regulated Security Token Trading Platform
pubblicato su Aug 29, 2018
by Cryptoslate | pubblicato su Coinage
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