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Is tokenization a realistic fundraising strategy for small and medium businesses?

nadiafish
24 days ago
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I’ve been running a family-owned logistics company for over 12 years, and lately, we’ve been exploring new ways to raise capital without giving up full control to outside investors. Traditional bank loans are a pain — slow, lots of paperwork, and not super flexible. I came across the idea of tokenization as an alternative, but I’m wondering if it’s actually practical for a business like ours or just something more suited to tech startups?

bettyvill
24 days ago
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We went through something similar last year with our boutique brewery. We didn’t want to go the VC route, and banks weren’t offering great terms. So we started digging into tokenization. It’s not a silver bullet — you need legal help and a clear plan — but it opened doors to investors we’d never reach otherwise. If you’re curious, you should definitely take a look at https://www.stobox.io/4/business — it breaks things down really well without making it feel too “crypto-y."
ronswanson
24 days ago
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I’ve seen some companies in the hospitality space experimenting with this too. What stood out to me is how flexible ownership models can be when everything’s digital. Makes me wonder how that’ll evolve as more platforms enter the space.