This is a very nice initiative, one that will rebuild trust in the cryptosphere but its a very complex one.
However I have some questions; How do we verify that the assets tokenized actually exist and how binding would the contract be on all parties involved?
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Thank you for your comment @straighttalk :)
You raised very interesting questions:
I suppose that this is a responsibility of the country in which the company is registered. In many countries there are rigorous restrictions that securities have to meet. Taking a look at the American SEC which limits even honest companies I think they would never allow to offer tokenized asset that actually doesn't exist.
Also I think that Polymath or any other platform would never allow to that.
I am not sure if I understand the question properly. What do you mean by 'binding'?
Greetings,
Jan