US-listed crypto platform Exodus launches common stock tokens on Solana blockchain
BlockBeats News, October 20, according to official sources, self-custody cryptocurrency platform Exodus Movement, Inc. (NASDAQ: EXOD) announced today that shareholders can now choose to hold their Exodus Class A common stock in the form of common stock tokens on the Solana blockchain, with technical support from the joint transfer agent Superstate. These digital representations are not the actual shares themselves, but rather a digital reflection of shareholders' existing equity holdings as recorded in the transfer agent's books.
Exodus's entry onto Solana is made possible by Superstate's issuance platform "Opening Bell," which allows companies to directly manage tokenized shares on blockchains such as Solana. As the first publicly listed company to offer common stock tokens, Exodus's common stock tokens now exist on both the Solana and Algorand blockchains, demonstrating Exodus's strong commitment to cross-chain functionality, including its own products.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
You may also like
Blackstone (BX.US) injects up to $1.5 billion, providing fresh ammunition for Pfizer (PFE.US) in the weight-loss drug race
Pfizer announced on Wednesday that it has reached an agreement with Blackstone to obtain up to $1.5 billions in funding to support the development of its experimental monthly obesity treatment drug.
Bernstein Downgrades Nvidia Rating and Target Price
Google (GOOGL.US) DeepMind launches AlphaGenome 2: Capable of decoding DNA cells with nearly double the mutation identification capacity
Google DeepMind has released its AI model AlphaGenome 2, which is trained on maps of over 100 millions of cells and has nearly double the ability of its predecessor in identifying gene expression variations.
The White House did not intervene in the decision-making of Nvidia's board of directors.
Crypto prices
More
