FG Nexus will allow its shareholders to turn their titles into tokenized actions in Ethereum.
The company will also tokenize preferential actions with dividends and real -time settlement.
From Securitize, a financial asset token platform, announced on October 2 that the FG Nexus company (FGNX) can be traded on the Ethereum Network.
In a statement, they indicated that FG Nexus is one of the first companies listed in the United States Nasdaq index that offers its shareholders this option.
FG Nexus will also become the first to offer preferential actions that pay dividends (NASDAQ: FGNXP) completely in chain, providing programmable property and real -time settlement to stock markets.
GF Nexus, Investment Services Company.
They also pointed out a relevant detail about the tokenized actions of FGNX: “They grant the same rights as traditional actions.”
That said means that it is not a tokenization carried out by a third without direct link with the company, As with platforms such as Xstocks, which replicate companies without the participation of these. On the other hand, the company (FG Nexus in this case) is involved in the process with Securitize, therefore, “official” actions are discussed.
In practice, this means that tokenized action holders will be able to conserve vote and governance rightsthe same as traditional shareholders, according to voiced By Securitize.
FG Nexus is a company listed in the Nasdaq dedicated to financial and investment services.
What is described in the discharge of image responsibility reinforces the novelty. Securitize clarifies that «it is not a new broadcast; It will be negotiated in the secondary market ». That implies that the launch of this tokenization does not increase the circulating of the company’s actions, but allows them to redeem them without diluting them. In other words, FG Nexus Converts existing actions into a tokenized version.
Finally, from the tokenized asset platform they mention that FG Nexus trade in Ethereum is not yet enabled (they did not confirm a date), although they give the option to join a “waiting list to receive notifications when this action is available.”