Replay
Whatever the nature of the tokens (security, utility, NFT or others), they all rely on the promise of easier transferability thanks to the blockchain, the technology behind tokens.
Beyond the various protocols, smart contracts which detail the characteristics of the token and are embedded within the technology, are also important to understand when trading tokens.
In support of liquidity, inoperability of the various protocols is important and in the case that this inoperability does not exist, how can the tokens/smart contracts be negotiated? What types of trading venues exist to support the various scenerios and how are they set up to ensure trading can exist?
What venues need to be regulated and which do not?
The purpose of our conference is to review the various means to organise the liquidity of tokens, whether through platforms, exchanges or bulletin boards, and the challenges, but also the opportunities, offered by the current and future regulations on blockchain.
Agenda
► Security tokens, utility tokens and regulation
► How to tokenize assets? How do platforms for utility and security tokens work?
► Liquidity and exchanges
Speakers
Leanne Bassett, Head of Issuance, Archax
Mark Kepeneghian, CEO and Founder, Kriptown
Gabriel Sadoun, US business Development, DigiShares
Jérôme Sutour, Partner, Head of Financial Services, CMS Francis Lefebvre
Elise Tek, Lawyer, CMS Francis Lefebvre
Xavier Trilling, Europe Business Development, DigiShares
