KRYPTOAKTIE.COM

Now before you think "crypto"....
It's about shares, not cryptocurrencies
Crypto share ≠ Bitcoin
Crypto shares
are electronic shares according to eWpG
Digitisation and debureaucratisation for a sustainable financial market
"With the Electronic Securities Act, Germany has taken on a pioneering role. This is to be further expanded by the fact that the law now also covers electronic shares. Registered shares can thus be issued and transferred electronically in future via a central securities register or via a crypto securities register, which can be based on distributed ledger technology."
Who benefits from the crypto share?

Start-Up
SME
A fast, uncomplicated capital raising without the diversions of an IPO

Investors
Invest early, even with small amounts, in promising companies.

Public
Sector
Simple citizen participation,
Digital processes reduce the administrative burden and offer more direct democracy.
From the yellow blossom to the dance of the seeds - this is how a crypto share gets started
As soon as the dandelion blossoms in full splendour, its seeds are released and fly elegantly towards their investors - this is exactly how a crypto share takes off and spreads after its issue.

01
THE INCOUNTION
An AG formation or capital increase is at the beginning (AktG §§189, 191, 203 I, 211, 219)
Crypto shares are created by entering the formation of the AG or a capital increase in the commercial register.

02
THE REGISTRATION
There shall be an entry in the share register (AktG § 67)
As registered shares, crypto shares are entered in the share register with details of the shareholder and number of units

03
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
A participation in the (virtual) general meeting (AktG § 118)
Shareholders' rights such as the right to vote, the right to information and the right to object may be exercised at the general meeting.
04
DIVIDEND DISTRIBUTION
Profit participation through dividend distribution (AktG § 58)
Shareholders are entitled to profit sharing through dividend distribution


05
CAPITAL INCREASE WITH RIGHT OF WITHDRAWAL (AktG §§ 186, 202)
In the event of capital increases, shareholders have a subscription right to new shares.
06
TRANSFER /DISPOSAL
Tradeability
Shareholders can trade their crypto shares through transfer/disposal
The DNA of the crypto share
A look at the filigree structures
Crypto share vs. traditional share life cycle - The main differences in terms of issuance, transfer, trading, settlement costs and scope of application
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Electronic issuance
The crypto share is not entered as a securitised document but electronically in a register. It can either be entered in a central register (central register share) or in a crypto securities register based on blockchain technology (crypto share in the narrow sense). The traditional share, on the other hand, is a paper-based document.
2
Transmission
The transfer of the crypto share takes place by means of a transfer in the electronic register. In the case of the traditional share, the transfer takes place by assignment of the deed plus delivery.
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Settlement
In the case of crypto shares, settlement can take place almost in real time via the register. With the traditional share, the settlement of the stock exchange transaction usually takes 2 days via the securities giro.
5
Costs/ Efficiency
The crypto share enables the automated management of registers as well as processes such as dividend payments and general meetings through smart contracts.
The traditional share is managed manually without automated support.
6
Area of application
The crypto share is particularly suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and start-ups due to its digital issuance and tradability outside the stock exchange. .
Trade
The crypto share can be traded over the counter (OTC) and possibly on special DLT trading platforms. The traditional share, on the other hand, is usually traded on the stock exchange.
Recognise added value: How to profit optimally from crypto shares
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Start-Ups
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Medium-sized companies
03
Investors
04
Public sector