The London Stock Exchange is letting tech company 20|30 sell shares in tokenized form:
This is an excerpt from a story delivered exclusively to Business Insider Intelligence Fintech Briefing subscribers.The London Stock Exchange has allowed technology company 20|30 to sell shares worth around £3 million in tokenized form,Business Insider Intelligence
This brings the technology, which underlies cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, to a regulated financial market for the first time, per the Telegraph.
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