A major fintech company just refiled for its second IPO with the SEC. What caught attention is their bold move—they're now planning to issue equity tokens directly on the Solana blockchain. It's a significant shift toward bringing traditional securities onto crypto infrastructure. This development signals growing institutional interest in blockchain-based asset issuance and could reshape how companies approach public offerings in the Web3 era.
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HappyToBeDumped
· 14h ago
Is the Sol chain about to take off this time? It feels a bit uncertain. Can the traditional financial system be played on the chain?
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BrokeBeans
· 14h ago
Huh? Launching equity tokens directly on Solana? If this approach really materializes...
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Layer2Arbitrageur
· 14h ago
ngl solana's gonna absorb all the settlement layer volume here... but has anyone actually calculated the MEV extraction costs on these equity token mints? because i'm seeing ~150bps of slippage just sitting there uncaptured lmao
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SoliditySurvivor
· 14h ago
The Solana ecosystem is about to take off again. The issuance of equity tokens on the chain is only a matter of time. Traditional finance needs to keep up with the pace.
A major fintech company just refiled for its second IPO with the SEC. What caught attention is their bold move—they're now planning to issue equity tokens directly on the Solana blockchain. It's a significant shift toward bringing traditional securities onto crypto infrastructure. This development signals growing institutional interest in blockchain-based asset issuance and could reshape how companies approach public offerings in the Web3 era.