How will Security Tokens fare in 2019?

Written by Hackerhodl | Published 2019/03/12
Tech Story Tags: security-token | security-tokenization | sto | hackernoon-letter | hacker-hodl

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But first, shoutouts to our investors of the week: Louis Lebbos, Faizan Khan, Antoine Tardif, & Rizwan Virk!

As security tokens continue their march towards tokenizing economies, Hackernoon presents to you its top stories on security tokens.

Hey, Utsav Jaiswal here, Hacker Noon’s new blockchain editor. Before we dive into these security tokens stories, we’d like to give a huge congratulations to our contributor & investor Riz Virk on the upcoming release of his book: The Simulation Hypothesis: An MIT Computer Scientist Shows Why AI, Quantum Physics and Eastern Mystics All Agree We Are In a Video Game (available March 31). Riz has been a long time Hackernoon contributing writer, and we recommend pre-ordering his book today. You can read more about Riz in this week’s Vice story: How the Increasing Belief in Extraterrestrials Inspires Our Real World.

The Future of Security Tokens

Security tokens present a host of benefits to the largely illiquid markets such as Real Estate. Jurisdictions across the world are finally taking notice and taking their first steps towards a regulated decentralized tokenization of the multi-trillion dollar asset backed industry. The following articles are among the most authoritative takes on Security Tokenization and its outlook.

Hope you enjoy the reads as much as I did:

It is pretty evident that security tokens could lead to more inclusive economies. Thus, it is of utmost importance for the regulators, developers, businesses, and other stakeholders to map out the edge cases comprehensively and take the narrative ahead towards greater adoption.

We, at Hackernoon, are excited help provide a medium of discussion for those involved in the development of security tokens. You can become a part of the discussion by checking out our contributors’ stories on security tokens or, become a contributor yourself and create a new discussion by submitting a story.

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Written by Hackerhodl | VP of BD and Blockchain Editor @ HackerNoon
Published by HackerNoon on 2019/03/12