David Schwartz, the Chief Technical Officer of Ripple, recently discussed the safety of investing in PolySign through a fintech company called Linqto. According to the CTO, Linqto acquires ownership stakes in PolySign from investors, employees, and former employees. These stakes are then consolidated and converted into a legit entity, such as a partnership, which investors then can own, providing them with exposure to the company’s potential growth.

Schwartz pointed out how fractional ownership through Linqto allows investors to gain access to private market investments that may not be available, or too costly to have exposure to otherwise. It also allows for greater diversification of an individual’s portfolio; because you can own a stake in a broad selection of private market assets through a single investment. Furthermore, he noted that this method is more suitable for investments under $100,000, while larger investments should be made directly in the company.

PolySign is a company founded by Arthur Britto and David Schwartz in 2018. It aims to provide the institutional investments community with a blockchain-based infrastructure for managing their digital assets, with the goal of promoting the adoption of crypto assets. Linqto, on the other hand, is a fintech firm that works to facilitate investments in private markets, starting as low as $5000, with the most notable feature of enabling fractional ownership. Earlier this year, they added Ripple as a pre-IPO stock and are now offering investing opportunities.



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