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Cardano Foundation spins out Veridian, tokenizes its shares on new standard

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Briefings

Veridian, a Cardano company, issued its equity as a programmable token using the new standard, marking the first corporate use of this technology. The tokenized shares are restricted to internal use and are not available for public trading.

Key points

• Veridian became the first company to use Cardano's new programmable-token standard for its equity.
• The tokenized shares are not being offered to the public.

Context

This development represents a significant milestone in Cardano's adoption of its programmable-token standard, allowing companies to tokenize equity without public offering.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the fact that Veridian used the standard; specific details about the token's utility, transaction fees, or the company's financial performance are not provided.

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