STO, standing for Security Token Offering, is a regulated way to raise funds through blockchain by issuing tokens backed by real assets like shares or bonds. Compared to ICO, STO provides more security and compliance, aiming to reduce risks and frauds. STOs are considered more investor-friendly due to their asset-backed nature and regulatory oversight.
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Michele
Sun Nov 03 2024
STOs revolve around security tokens which grant ownership and associated rights to the holders.
BlockchainBaron
Sat Nov 02 2024
BTCC, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, provides a range of services encompassing spot trading, futures trading, and wallet management.
Nicola
Sat Nov 02 2024
In contrast, ICOs focus on utility tokens that offer access to particular products or services.
DigitalDragon
Sat Nov 02 2024
Security tokens mirror traditional securities by representing ownership in an underlying asset.
Eleonora
Sat Nov 02 2024
Holders of security tokens are entitled to receive dividends, voting rights, and a portion of profits.