Cardano Vakfı Veridian hisselerini CIP-0113 ile tokenleştirdi; ilk canlı örnek olarak yeniden düzenlenmiş varlıklar

Kısaca

1 milyon hisse tokenleştirilmiş; CIP-0113 kullanılıyor neden şimdi: dijital kimlik ve güvenlik odaklı çözümler için düzenleyici uyum hedefi piyasa sonucu: regülasyon uyumlu tokenleştirme için yeni yol gösterici; gelecekte yatırımcılar ve kurumlar tarafından izlenecek adımlar belirlenecek

Ana mesele

Cardano Vakfı, Veridian’ın hisselerini CIP-0113 standardı ile tokenleştirdi; bu, işletmelere bağlı kuralların uygulanabildiğini gösteriyor

Ne değişti?

ilk kez CIP-0113 ile kendi hisselerini tokenleştiren canlı örnek

Beni nasıl etkiler?

Okuyuculara regülasyon uyumlu tokenleştirme yoluyla finansal varlıkların dijitalleştirilmesinin mümkün olduğunun göstergesi

Ne oldu?

Cardano Vakfı Veridian hisselerini CIP-0113 ile tokenleştirdi

Neden şimdi?

Regülasyon odaklı programlanabilir tokenler için yol açan yeni standart

Neden önemli?

Ölçülebilir transfer kısıtları ve varlık dondurma/ele geçirme yeteneği regülasyon uyumunu destekler

Kimler etkileniyor?

• Paydaşlar ve yatırımcılar
• Düzenleyici otoriteler

Sektör ve piyasa etkisi

Regülasyon uyumlu token çerçevesi için piyasa güveni artabilir

Riskler

• Kullanıcı kabulü zaman alabilir
• Regülasyon gereklilikleri değişebilir

Takip edilmesi gerekenler

• CIP-0113 uygulamasının benimsenmesi
• Veridian yatırımcıları ve stratejik ortaklar
• Diğer şirketlerin benzeri adımları

Haberin tamamı

2 min read Make preferred on Share Share this article Copy link X icon X (Twitter) LinkedIn Facebook Email Make preferred on Frederik Gregaard, the Cardano Foundation’s CEO and Veridian’s chair, told CoinDesk it tokenized 1 million of its own shares on Veridian. (Cardano Foundation/Press) Summary Show The Cardano Foundation spun out its digital-identity project, Veridian, as an independent Swiss company and tokenized most of its 1 million shares on the Cardano blockchain. Veridian is the first company to use Cardano’s CIP-0113 standard, which allows token issuers to impose transfer restrictions and freeze or seize assets to meet regulatory requirements. Veridian, whose mobile wallet is live, develops credentials that help people, businesses and AI agents verify their identities and authority without relying on a central database. The Cardano Foundation spun out Veridian, its digital-identity project, as an independent company and tokenized its shares on the Cardano blockchain using the network’s new programmable-token standard.

Veridian, based in Switzerland, will build tools for governments, businesses and AI agents to prove their identity and specify their online activities. The company is led by Thomas A. Mayfield, a blockchain engineer who previously led decentralized trust and identity solutions at the Cardano Foundation. Veridian plans to seek strategic investors in 2027, the foundation said Thursday.

“Veridian is the first to tokenize its own shares on the new CIP-0113 that we announced yesterday,” Frederik Gregaard, the Cardano Foundation’s CEO and Veridian’s chair, told CoinDesk in an email statement.

The company has 1 million shares in total, he said, most of which have been tokenized. “People have talked about tokenized equity for years, and now there’s an operating company on Cardano doing it.”

The move gives Cardano its first live example of the programmable-token framework it introduced on Tuesday . CIP-0113, short for Cardano Improvement Proposal 0113, lets an issuer attach rules to a token, including who may receive it and, where required, whether it can be frozen, seized or transferred.

Those features are designed for regulated products such as stablecoins, funds and tokenized securities, whose issuers may need to enforce identity checks, sanctions controls or court orders whenever an asset changes hands. Veridian’s shares give the standard an equity use case, rather than a theoretical one.

Veridian uses open technical standards known as KERI and ACDC to issue digital credentials. The credentials are meant to let people, companies and software agents prove their identity or authority without a central database holding the information.

The Cardano Foundation said Veridian’s wallet is live on iOS and Android and that it has mapped Utah’s digital-identity requirements. Utah’s SB 275, which took effect in May, created the state’s State Endorsed Digital Identity Program .

Gregaard said the Utah framework and the growing need to verify AI agents acting on behalf of people or companies created a reason to separate Veridian from the nonprofit foundation.

Masumi, an AI-agent payment and identity network built on Cardano by Serviceplan Group and NMKR, already uses Veridian. The companies say it allows a counterparty to verify an agent’s credentials before making a payment and to revoke them if the agent is compromised.

“AI agents will need verifiable identity too,” he said. “Veridian can serve that market better as its own company.”

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• CoinDesk