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20 sept. 2018
Les Crypto Depository Receipts (CDR) et l’émission en natif ouvrent un tout nouveau monde de la finance, en supprimant les opérations sur titres, en autorisant la multipropriété et en éliminant presque totalement les coûts de transaction. Les actions sous-jacentes proviennent du marché ou d'une personne morale (nouvelle émission). Les CDR sont ensuite émis par le dépositaire sur une blockchain qui permet de voter via un contrat intelligent. Chaque CDR représente une seule action et peut être négocié en fractions d’action, en une ou plusieurs actions. Les CDR peuvent être négociés en bourse ou directement entre deux parties. Les CDR sont en cours de test.
Nous travaillons également avec les régulateurs du monde entier pour éliminer complètement le besoin d'actions et de registres de partage traditionnels.
Pour compléter l’introduction des CDR et des cryptoshares, nous lancerons prochainement un échange pour la cotation et la négociation. Les crypto-échanges constituent un modèle commercial éprouvé. Notre équipe mondiale de vétérans des services bancaires d'investissement sont tous des experts dans leurs domaines respectifs: ingénierie logicielle, commerce électronique, négociation de produits électroniques et dérivés, apprentissage automatique, structuration, vente, droit des valeurs mobilières. p>
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As anyone with even a minimum of experience of having worked in fintech will tell you, the current technological infrastructure among institutional investors is riddled with inefficiencies. Legacy systems continue to dominate the investment arena when we know – particularly now with blockchain technology on the scene – that things can be done much better.
The CDRX proposition is one of a number of competitors entering into the field of tokenised securities. But that number remains relatively small in relation to the sheer size of the industry itself. In other words, there is an argument here for saying that any blockchain-based startup which is capable of delivering a reliable product to market, and which can perform the necessary outreach to gain even a tiny fraction of that market, will be well positioned to making a success of its own venture.
Judging from the project token’s economics, the native token will likely only take on value when and if institutional investors line up to accumulate the necessary tokens to gain access to the range of services and benefits outlined earlier. This aspect of the project’s potential could be very well gauged from the partnerships it achieves right at the beginning of the venture. One to watch.
As anyone with even a minimum of experience of having worked in fintech will tell you, the current technological infrastructure among institutional investors is riddled with inefficiencies. Legacy systems continue to dominate the investment arena when we know – particularly now with blockchain technology on the scene – that things can be done much better.
The CDRX proposition is one of a number of competitors entering into the field of tokenised securities. But that number remains relatively small in relation to the sheer size of the industry itself. In other words, there is an argument here for saying that any blockchain-based startup which is capable of delivering a reliable product to market, and which can perform the necessary outreach to gain even a tiny fraction of that market, will be well positioned to making a success of its own venture.
Judging from the project token’s economics, the native token will likely only take on value when and if institutional investors line up to accumulate the necessary tokens to gain access to the range of services and benefits outlined earlier. This aspect of the project’s potential could be very well gauged from the partnerships it achieves right at the beginning of the venture. One to watch.
