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Securitize Open Sources Core Protocol, Launches v3.0 of its Digital Securities Platform
As of May 13th 2019, Securitize has elected to open source the key element of its technology— the Digital Securities (DS) Protocol. The San Francisco-based ...
May 14, 2019
Jesus Rodriguez: How Oracles Can Integrate Off-Chain Data for Compliant Security Tokens
In his most recent publication, Jesus Rodriguez discussed a major remaining challenge for security tokens: the integration of off-chain data. Rodriguez holds that a potential solution centers around ...
February 11, 2019
Jesus Rodriguez: “Security Tokens in the Bitcoin Blockchain Might be Closer Than We Think”
Neither the author, Tim Fries, nor this website, The Tokenist, provide financial advice. Please consult our website policy prior to making financial decisions. In a recent publication, Jesus ...
January 29, 2019
Collateralized Multi-Asset Security Tokens: What’s It All About?
Analyst Jesus Rodriguez came out with another piece recently discussing what he calls “collateralized multi-asset security tokens.” The idea behind them is they would be dynamic crypto-securities ...
January 21, 2019
Jesus Rodriguez: Security Tokens Will Feature On-Chain Voting “In The Next Few Months”
Security token expert Jesus Rodriguez recently published an article where he explained the difference between two different voting rights seen in security tokens: native-asset voting rights and ...
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