Tokenized equity != Network Tokens I’ve been hearing a lot of confusion lately about the difference between tokenized equity and network tokens. Let’s clarify: Yes, companies will increasingly tokenize equity, but tokenized equity is simply a digital representation of a traditional security. It remains subject to securities laws and disclosure requirements—just delivered via more efficient blockchain rails. On the other hand, network tokens—the kind most people associate with crypto projects—are designed to operate within onchain systems. They are typically not representations of ownership or profit rights, and as such, their regulatory treatment can differ significantly. So while both take advantage of the same underlying blockchain technology, their legal nature and purpose diverge sharply: •Tokenized equity = Securities onchain •Network tokens = Native assets for decentralized systems Both are important, but they serve fundamentally different roles in the ecosystem. Reach out @tallyxyz to learn more about network tokens for your business.