LiquiFi is building the ‘Carta of web3’ for companies issuing tokens on the blockchain – TechCrunch

Another key difference is that when traditional equity is transferred, legal papers and agreements serve the purpose of tracking ownership. In contrast, when tokens are transferred, assets move on a blockchain and a transfer of custody takes place, Ji explained. The technology needed to transfer tokens can be complex, sometimes requiring companies to write custom code.

“The same way that you would think about distributing equity to investors or employees, there’s a similar strategy that you want to apply on reserving a finite supply of tokens, and how you want to allocate them to the respective parties for the best ROI for your business,”

The core product includes a dashboard where customers can see their smart contracts and tokens outstanding as well as tax compliance features. LiquiFi is also working on a product that would allow individuals with locked or vesting tokens to earn additional yield on those tokens while they’re being held