Liquidity: Polymath aims to be the world’s first ST-only exchange.
Fuel: The network is fueled by the PLY token.Creation: Launch a securities token (ST) in minutes.Regulatory: Polymath will provide compliance in a box.Collaboration: An active global community.Polymath describes its platform as a “one stop shop for securities token projects.” The platform is built with all of the following features in mind: That’s where Polymath sees an opportunity. It’s hard for a company to securely link assets to the blockchain without compromising compliance or the security of the assets themselves.Įven when securities are listed on the blockchain, they have limited liquidity because conventional crypto exchanges refuse to list securities tokens (in fear of being targeted by regulators). There’s a limited ecosystem available and there are limited compliance mechanisms in place. Today, launching a securities-backed token can be a difficult experience. Some of the targeted securities for the Polymath platform include assets from the worlds of private equity, debentures, derivatives, and venture capital. Polymath is built with the belief that asset-backed securities are “hurtling towards the blockchain.” The developers believe the “stampede is imminent.” When that stampede occurs, traditional assets are going to need a way to securely link to the blockchain. Polymath is currently preparing for its own ICO, which will take place at the beginning of October 2017. You can view a demo version of the platform in action online today through the work website. “From creation, to issuance, to fundraising, Polymath guides issuers through the complex tech and legal process of a successful token launch.” Here’s how the official website explains the platform: Polymath is a blockchain-based platform that aims to link traditional financial securities with blockchain technology. Find out how it works today in our review. Polymath, found online at work, is an interface that provides a connection between financial securities and the blockchain.
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