最新报道:According to Bijie.com, Fairmint CEO and co-founder Joris Delanoue recently shared his latest insights on tokenized securities and on-chain equity. Delanoue stated that since its founding in 2019, Fairmint has been building the infrastructure to support on-chain equity and launched the Open Cap Table Protocol (OCP), claiming to have processed over $1 billion in native on-chain equity. He noted that on-chain equity means issuing and managing company shares directly on the blockchain, with ownership, transfer rules, and compliance conditions reflected in real time through smart contracts. Delanoue emphasized, "For founders, this is a game changer. They can embed rules like investor qualifications, transfer restrictions, or price thresholds directly into the equity itself. For shareholders, it means self-custody: you're not just listed in someone else's private database, but actually hold your own on-chain portfolio, with the ability to view, verify, and transfer shares (if conditions permit)." He also mentioned that while US securities laws still apply, on-chain equity provides a simpler and more transparent experience for all participants.