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A Leading Global Source of Data & News on Tokenized Assets
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Visitors/ Month
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Data Points
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Countries/Territories
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The Security Token Show
The Security Token Show is the longest-running and largest security token podcast in the industry, with 1,000 weekly recurring listeners and over 37,000 downloads from 47 countries.
Leveraging this viewership, Herwig, Kyle, and the team showcase the top headlines and research that industry insiders rely on to keep up to date with the ever-changing ecosystem.
What's Drippin' Newsletter
Our What's Drippin' newsletter has already surpassed 5,000+ subscribers and is rapidly growing! Every Monday Morning, readers can expect to laugh, learn, and stay informed about all things security tokens.
Data Reports
Industry Reports
Security Token Market analysts release reports providing insight on the market, highlighting the biggest movers
Real Estate Reports
The Real Estate Report concentrates on tokenized properties and their most notable events for the month
Arbitrage Reports
Sam Sachs and Aneesh Shinkre deliver heavily sought-after opportunities in the market
Our Partners
Testimonials
Alan Konevsky
CLO, tZERO
We applaud Security Token Market for its active role in industry education, including price transparency.
Viktor Viktorov
CEO, Reinno
Security Token Market is an integral part of the security token ecosystem. As the industry becomes more mature, it gets harder to keep up with the latest trends and new exciting projects. Luckily, I can always count on STM to keep me up-to-date. I also love that they are community-oriented.
Adam Blumberg
Co-founder, Interaxis
No one I've found can put together the knowledge with the analysis like STOMarket. It helps to have a group I can trust doing deep dives on the security token market.
Meet The Team
Herwig Konings
Co-Founder and CEO
Kyle Sonlin
Co-Founder
Jason Barraza
Peter Gaffney
Caleigh Crossman
Josh Martinez
Nick Steffen
Mike Lingle
What are Security Tokens?
You know how you can own shares of a company? Well now you can own shares of real estate, a Picasso, or even a yacht... but on the blockchain!
This is made possible through security tokens, a compliant digital representation of ownership
Decentralization
Blockchain technology allows for transparency, better execution, and worldwide access to these assets
Versatility in Application
You can tokenize just about anything! From real estate properties to illiquid assets such as a cattle ranch and anything in between
A New Way to Raise Capital
Don't just raise money from anyone... do it from a community that believes in you and wants a piece... no matter where they are
Democratization
By tokens representing fractional ownership, there's a lower threshold to invest. This opens the markets to more people than just the top 10%
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What's the Difference Between STOs and NFTs?STOs and NFTs both run on blockchain, but STOs represent the tangible value of an underlying asset; Whereas, NFTs are merely collectible images usually with no physical representation.
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What's the Difference Between STOs & ICOs?They both run on the blockchain, but STOs are securities backed by the real-world asset; whereas, ICOs are merely utility for the underlying platform or ecosystem
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What is an Accredited Investor?Accredited investors must meet certain standards created by the US SEC which allow them to invest in certain private securities offerings. You can find the full list of US accredited investor requirements here. Non-U.S. investors must meet US standards to participate. In general, you are considered accredited under US law if you are an: Individual With annual income over $200K (individually) or $300K (with spouse) in each of the last 2 years and expect to make at least $200K (individually) or $300K (with spouse) this year. With net assets over $1 million, excluding your primary residence (unless more is owed on the mortgage than the residence is worth). Entity with over $5 million in assets, such as a venture fund or a trust not formed for the specific purpose of the relevant investment. Entity wholly owned by accredited investors
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What is Regulation Crowdfunding?A SEC ruling that enables companies to raise up to $5M from retail & accredited investors in the U.S., as well as qualifying individuals outside of the U.S.
