Harbor and TrustToken on Why They Don't Mind Being Unsexy - Ep.77
Josh Stein, CEO of Harbor, and Danny An, cofounder and CEO of TrustToken, talk about security tokens and tokens backed by real-world assets, often called an unsexy area of crypto. They explain the strategies their teams are using to tackle the tokenization of what currently constitute $250 trillion in assets, what kinds of new behaviors and business opportunities "faster, cheaper, more liquid" assets could open up, and how they'll comply with regulations across all jurisdictions for markets that are global and trade 24/7/365.
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Episode links:
Harbor: https://harbor.com
Trust Token: https://www.trusttoken.com
True USD: https://www.trusttoken.com/trueusd/
An overview of security tokens: https://medium.com/@apompliano/the-official-guide-to-tokenized-securities-44e8342bb24f
More on Harbor and security tokens: http://fortune.com/2018/05/18/security-token-harbor-ce
More on True USD: https://venturebeat.com/2018/07/18/trusttoken-readies-sale-of-more-trueusd-asset-based-tokens/
The PICO: https://medium.com/harborhq/introducing-the-private-ico-pico-3e8b782924c1
Episode with Meltem Demirors and Jill Carlson: http://unchainedpodcast.co/episode-74
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