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Private markets returned 2x more than public markets over the last decade. But 99% of investors can't access them. Not because they can't afford it. Because the infrastructure doesn't exist. Until now. Chunk is a global platform for investing in private companies — real equity through regulated SPVs, tokenized for immediate liquidity. No synthetic tokens. No IOUs. No $50K minimums. Own a chunk of the companies shaping the future. Starting at $100. Launching soon → chunk.now #PrivateEquity #Startups #Investing #Fintech #VentureCapital #Crypto

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@katibmoe @dunkhippo33 Do you even know what the definition of open source is?

@chunk_now @dunkhippo33 Click the browse knowledge in the repo and you will see all the data

Introducing One. The simplest way to connect and monitor AI agents to hundreds of apps. And we’re open-sourcing the world’s largest integration database powering it: 47,000 agentic actions across 250+ apps. RT + comment “One” for access & 1M free API requests/month.

@katibmoe @dunkhippo33 Both the Auth and MCP repos are just client libraries. You're misleading people.

@chunk_now @dunkhippo33 It is. Your DMs are closed, I would’ve sent it your way otherwise

@dunkhippo33 @katibmoe Misleading. None of this is open source.

@katibmoe One!

Most people have never heard of an SPV. Every serious investor uses one. SPV stands for Special Purpose Vehicle. It's a separate legal entity created for one job: hold shares in a single company. Here's how it works: 500 people want to invest in a private company. Instead of putting 500 names on the cap table, you create one SPV. The SPV pools the capital, buys the shares, and holds them. Each investor owns a piece of the SPV. The SPV owns the shares. One clean entity on the company's cap table. This is not new. AngelList has facilitated over $18B through SPVs. Every VC syndicate uses them. Every institutional fund uses them. Three reasons SPVs matter: → Independence. The SPV exists as its own legal entity. If the platform that created it shuts down, your ownership survives. The shares are still there. → Simplicity. Companies deal with one shareholder, not hundreds. Clean cap table, clean governance, clean exits. → Protection. Your investment is ring-fenced. The SPV's only asset is shares in that one company. No commingling with other deals or platform operations. Now compare that to platforms that sell you synthetic tokens or revenue-share notes. Those aren't separate entities. They're contracts between you and the platform. If the platform fails, your "investment" is an unsecured claim. SPVs aren't a feature. They're the foundation. We're building on that foundation — and making it accessible to everyone. #PrivateEquity #Crypto #Investing #AlternativeInvestments #Fintech

Two ways to "invest" in SpaceX today: Option A: → Buy a synthetic token from a US platform → You own a revenue-share contract, not shares → $5,000 investment cap → 12-month lockup before you can sell → If the platform fails, you're an unsecured creditor → US-only Option B: → Invest through a tokenized SPV → You own real membership interests backed by actual shares → No investment cap → Trade on secondary market immediately → SPV holds assets independently — platform-proof → Available in 150+ countries Option A exists today. We're building Option B. #BuildingInPublic #Fintech #PrivateMarkets #Startups #Solana

What most people think they own on equity crowdfunding platforms: Shares. What they actually own: A revenue-share note. A contract that says: "If this company does well, we promise to pay you." The platform holds the shares. You hold a promise. If the platform goes bankrupt, your "investment" becomes an unsecured claim. You're behind creditors, landlords, and employees in the payout line. There's a better structure. It's called an SPV — a separate legal entity that holds the shares independently. If the platform disappears, your ownership doesn't. It's how every VC fund, every AngelList syndicate, and every institutional investor structures their deals. The only reason retail investors haven't had access to it is minimums. $25K. $50K. $100K. We're changing that. #PrivateEquity #Tokenization #Crowdfunding #Crypto #Fintech

A $1B preferential deal secured through personal relationships while 99.9% of investors can't touch pre-IPO OpenAI at any price. This is exactly why private capital markets need to be rebuilt from the ground up. The best companies stay private longer, wealth concentrates with insiders, and everyone else gets to watch from the sidelines.

BREAKING: Joshua Kushner’s Thrive Capital invested ~$1B in OpenAI at a $285B valuation in December, a preferential deal as OpenAI finalizes a new funding round that could boost its valuation to $800B

Great breakdown of the problem. The diagnosis is right — crypto centralized equity and decentralized risk, and that's why most token charts end the same way. Backpack's staking-to-equity mechanism is a meaningful step forward. But it still starts with a token and builds a bridge to ownership after the fact. The question is — why not start with ownership from day one? That's exactly what we're building. Tokenized SPVs that give investors real equity — actual legal rights, actual cap table entries — using crypto rails for global access and liquidity. No token-to-equity conversion needed because you're buying equity from the start. Pre-IPO names like SpaceX, Stripe, Anthropic. Early-stage companies raising from investors worldwide. All crypto-native. All real ownership. This is the right conclusion: crypto doesn't need more promises, it needs enforceable alignment. We'd just argue the cleanest path to that isn't bridging tokens to equity — it's making equity crypto-native in the first place.

Tokenized equity isn't just the new meta — it's what crypto should have been building toward all along. The Backpack model is a great step, but it still starts with a token and bolts equity on after the fact. We're building the infrastructure to skip that step entirely — real equity, tokenized from day one, accessible to investors anywhere in the world through regulated SPV structures. Pre-IPO companies like SpaceX, Stripe, Anthropic — real ownership, not synthetic exposure. Early-stage companies raising globally through equity crowdfunding. All crypto-native, all with actual legal rights attached. The era of tokens as empty promises is ending. The era of real ownership on-chain is just getting started.

is tokenized equity the new meta in 2026? 💭 an exchange called @Backpack recently hit $1B in valuation and has offered stakers access to ACTUAL company equity they're allocating 20% of company equity to users who stake for 1 year all we've seen on CT is projects being hyped → TGE comes → insiders sell → average trader is left holding their bag with empty promises ringing through their ears if Backpack continues to follow up on their promises, I can see this being the new norm one thing keeping my hopes about all this is their partnership with @SuperstateInc (SEC-registered btw) to tokenize stocks onchain this will work wonders for communities as long as their projects are holding it down and printing revenue

This is the most honest thing we've read in crypto in a long time. The diagnosis is spot on — utility is just a promise unless the thing is truly decentralized, and almost nothing passes that test. The staking-to-equity conversion is a genuinely novel step in the right direction. We've been building on a similar conviction, but taken it one step further. If the problem is that tokens are unenforceable proxies for ownership, why not start with real ownership and use crypto as the distribution rail? That's what we're doing — tokenized SPVs that give users actual equity with real legal rights, accessible to anyone in the world. Crypto's best use case might not be replacing ownership structures. It might be making them accessible to anyone, anywhere, with the liquidity and composability that traditional finance can't offer. This is the conversation the industry needs to be having. Respect for leading it.

I didn't come into crypto 9 years ago to launch a shit coin. I didn't come into crypto to get rich quick. I came into crypto because I believe it's going to change the world, and that the industry was something worth dedicating my life to. But somewhere along the way, amidst the booms, the busts, the moonshots, the decentralization theater, and the straight up scams, we lost our way. I don't know about you, but I'm just tired of false promises. And that's what most things are today, simply promises. We live in the most centralized era crypto has ever experienced, and the more centralized something is, the less meaningful a token is. While it's tempting to want to commit to these same promises, what happens if the team gets acquired? What happens if we want to re-invest into growth? What happens if we divert our time, energy, and resources out of band and circumvent the token altogether? What happens when the team and investors unlock? For many projects, the honest answer to these questions is not pleasant, and you see it in the price chart over and over again. Unless something is completely decentralized to the point where an immutable protocol can function with the team having retired in the Bahamas sipping pina coladas all day, then utility is just a promise. Often that promise is admirable and well intentioned--but ultimately an unenforceable promise nonetheless. Outside of BTC, ETH, SOL, and a few others, nothing really passes this test. Noble new token models have emerged to solve this problem (shout out to MetaDAO), and today, we introduce our own. Users that stake the Backpack token for at least a year will have the opportunity to exchange those tokens for equity at a fixed ratio--20% of the company today. It's such a simple idea, but as far as I'm aware, this is the first time a user has been able to earn the equity of a company by just using the product. So obvious in hindsight, and something I hope others start to adopt as they march on their path to progressive decentralization--both in crypto and outside of the industry. We have a lot more utility coming, things we'll share over the coming weeks, months, and year. As the Backpack community grows, we will decentralize the token, offering new things over time, some centralized like our equity offering, some decentralized as our product evolves. In the limit, I expect the token to represent more than anything a single company has to offer, but in the short run, it's the best we can do to show our long term commitment to our users. I've said it before and I'll say it again. I can't promise anything. The only thing I can promise is commitment. We go big or we go home--together, actually together.

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@boxmining Building regulated infrastructure for global private market access — tokenized SPVs, pre-IPO secondary trading, and cross-border equity crowdfunding. Crypto-native rails, real ownership.

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@Securitize @carlosdomingo Great breakdown. Curious how you see tokenization evolving for private markets specifically — do you think SPV-based structures will become the standard for giving investors real ownership in pre-IPO companies?

Tokenization is the biggest trend of the year. But what is tokenization? @carlosdomingo breaks down the intricacies of tokenization for you.

This is the right framework. The native vs wrapped distinction matters even more in private markets, where the ownership question is higher stakes. Most platforms offering "pre-IPO access" today are selling synthetic exposure — you don't actually own equity in the company. When something goes wrong (see: Linqto), investors discover they were holding platform IOUs, not real ownership. The same SPV-based approach that gives native tokenized public shares their legal weight can give private market investors genuine economic rights in pre-IPO companies — with the added benefit of on-chain transferability.

Tokenized stocks are here. But “tokenized” can mean very different things. Before you invest, trade, or build, know what you’re actually getting. superstate.com/newsroom/token…

This is what happens when a platform sits between investors and their assets. Linqto customers are now navigating bankruptcy proceedings to recover value that should have been theirs outright. The lesson: if you're investing in pre-IPO companies, demand real ownership through a proper legal vehicle — not a platform IOU. SPV-based structures give investors direct economic rights that don't depend on any single platform surviving.

🚨 @LinqtoInc Bankruptcy Hearing Recap: 🔹 Former #Linqto execs accused of fraud 🔹 ~10K Linqto users tied to @Ripple stock 🔹 $25M creditor claim filed by Nikkl 👀 🔹 The “5% fee” is not a cap — it’s a guess 🔹 Judge Pérez extends proceedings to Day 2 #PrivateEquity #SPV #XRP

Tokenized fundraising is exciting, but there's a critical distinction missing here: most token raises don't give investors actual equity in the company. You're buying a token, not ownership. The real unlock is tokenizing real equity — using SPVs to give investors genuine ownership rights, while still getting the benefits of global access and on-chain transferability. You don't have to choose between equity and crypto rails. You can have both.

2️⃣ Tokenized Fundraising 🚀 Projects can now raise capital by launching tokens, not just equity. ✅ Global participation ✅ Instant liquidity ❌ Regulatory uncertainty No more gatekeepers. Just smart contracts & wallets.

🧵 How Web3 is transforming venture capital — from Silicon Valley elites to global, token-powered investing. Let’s explore this VC revolution 👇 #Web3 #VentureCapital #DAOfinance