The NYSE added four transfer agents to its tokenization network Superstate, Equiniti, Computershare, and Broadridge. Superstate CEO Robert Leshner discusses how transfer agents are joining to support the NYSE-affiliated venue for trading tokenized securities.

@SuperstateInc @Equiniti @Computershare @Broadridge @rleshner Broadridge … !!!

Hey @rleshner, isn’t one of the biggest benefits of blockchain and tokenization the fact that it “can” be made publicly visible? I care more about seeing who owns and is buying than I do whether settlement takes 3 days, 1 day, or a fraction of 1 second. Why are so many chains private rather than public?

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@SuperstateInc @Equiniti @Computershare @Broadridge @rleshner We're just getting started

@SuperstateInc @Equiniti @Computershare @Broadridge @rleshner more of this!

@SuperstateInc @Equiniti @Computershare @Broadridge @rleshner In the name of liquidity! Sell more synthetic crap to investors. The market must have ran out of synthetic shares and needed a new mechanism for fraud.

@SuperstateInc @Equiniti @Computershare @Broadridge @rleshner Aka humans?!

@SuperstateInc @Equiniti @Computershare @Broadridge @rleshner computershare showing up in a tokenization network was not on my bingo card

@SuperstateInc @Equiniti @Computershare @Broadridge @rleshner 🧾 Four transfer agents joining NYSE tokenized trading is mostly plumbing news. Faster settlement is nice, but owning a good business matters far more than the wrapper it comes in.