In the current OTC framework, listed companies receive no benefit from the trading activity in their shares. By contrast, many blockchain-based token models return a small transaction fee to the issuer, creating alignment between market activity and long-term value creation. Introducing a tokenized equity model could allow issuers to earn a modest percentage of trading volume, helping to fund operations, reduce reliance on dilution, and offset listing-related costs. Enforcing a minimum price of one cent and a standard penny-wide spread would further enhance market structure by discouraging noise trading and restoring pricing discipline. @m2bio @M2MMAofficial $rlab $mres #MarketReform #TokenizedEquity #OTCMarkets #InvestorAlignment #CapitalFormation #FinancialInnovation #BlockchainFinance #TradingTransparency #EquityEvolution #SmartMarketDesign

Tomorrow is the International Day of Persons with Disabilities! Read our Coordinator, Nat Rosales's #EquityEvolution post that dives into their journey on unlearning ableism and how we can shift our culture's understanding of disability: buff.ly/3aBIAUY

Today is Black Leaders Awareness Day! Take the day to celebrate the Black leaders in your community! Read this #EquityEvolution post from Troy Selvey that explores his journey through being a Black man in America and how that led him to EXL! buff.ly/3JlTy0x

As we round out the end of the year, we always like to take the opportunity to reflect. Our #EquityEvolution series has been going on for a full year now! Have you had the chance to read it? buff.ly/3HNMZEg

Have you had a chance to read February #EquityEvolution post? Troy Selvey shares his experiences with imposter syndrome through the lens of a Black man: buff.ly/3JlTy0x

Troy Selvey, CAN's Program Specialist for Equity & Quality Initiatives, does a deep dive into the intersections of identity, race, and a sense of belonging in this month's #EquityEvolution post: buff.ly/3JlTy0x

Have you had a chance to read last month's installment of our #EquityEvolution blog-series? Tiffany explores where CAN as an organization is in the process of becoming an anti-racist, just organization and where our next steps lie. buff.ly/3Eezr15