Speaking, writing and media

The NWC10Lab session explains how businesses can launch security tokens, using the Brickken tokenization competition as a practical case. Organizer notes describe tokenized financial assets, investor rights, access and liquidity, and the transparency of blockchain transactions.

Edwin Mata argues that tokenized shares can widen access to startup investing, help founders raise outside traditional venture capital, and build more inclusive investor communities.

The article argues that the FTX collapse increased attention on regulated digital securities. It discusses institutional tokenization efforts and identifies Brickken as infrastructure through which clients can issue compliant digital securities.

The AIBC panel addressed how the crypto bear market was affecting projects, in the immediate context of the FTX and Alameda collapse. Edwin Mata’s announcement emphasized continued building, and AIBC World subsequently confirmed his participation.

The opinion article presents Celsius as a cautionary story of centralized crypto lending, focusing on frozen withdrawals, executive conduct, bankruptcy disclosures and the risks created when customer transaction data became public.

Eight Catalan startups sought customers and investors at MWC Las Vegas with Barcelona Activa and ACCIÓ support. The report examines their technologies and US expansion aims, including Brickken’s use of tokenization to widen access to business financing.

Edwin Mata explains Brickken's security-token-offering platform, the growth of security tokenization, regulatory and compliance requirements, and how companies can bring assets on-chain.

The opinion argues that DAOs can withstand crypto downturns through conservative treasury management, transparency, accountability and sustainable governance, rather than chasing speculative yields.

Crowdfund Insider reports Brickken partnerships with Hillstone Finance, Veritas and Digital Gold Capital, including BKN investment commitments and a planned September 2022 dApp launch. It adds company-website context on Brickken token issuance and management, and describes the partners’ business models.

Edwin Mata argues that DAOs remain vulnerable to hostile takeovers when control concentrates in large token holders. He proposes trusted keyholder veto safeguards and meaningful holder participation to protect decentralized governance.

The episode examines Brickken's tokenization protocol for bringing company equity on-chain and enabling blockchain-based decentralized fundraising.

Analysts assess CEL's prospects after Celsius filed for bankruptcy, weighing restructuring and market conditions. Edwin Mata highlights the complications posed by tokenholders across jurisdictions and CEL's effect on the company's audit.

Edwin Mata introduces blockchain, tokens and smart contracts. The episode description presents Brickken's tokenization tools as a way for asset owners to raise decentralized funding.

Brickken won AticcoLab's Spain Legal Expo pitch competition after evaluation of innovation, viability, business model and social impact. Edwin Mata described tokenized company assets and security-token offerings as alternative financing.

Liam Wright argues that institutional pressure threatens crypto adoption and examines the Terra collapse. Edwin Mata explains how discounted UST could be exchanged for LUNA and sold, reinforcing the destabilizing feedback loop.

The interview surveys institutional interest in tokenization, DeFi applications such as lending and staking, secondary markets for security tokens, and the legal limits of real-estate and metaverse tokenization.

The report examines NFT scarcity, ownership and valuations, then considers uses beyond collectibles, including contracts, financing and rental rights. Edwin Mata discusses authenticity and emerging contractual applications.

Edwin Mata explains that Brickken turns company shares into tokens to streamline financing and give issuers more autonomy through APIs. The interview also covers the LightSpeed accelerator's workshops and corporate access, Spain's sandbox, and the role of startups in legal-sector innovation.

The interview describes LightSpeed as a European accelerator for growth-stage legal and advisory technology startups. Brickken was selected for its first cohort, and Edwin Mata said the program reinforced the company's tokenization and blockchain direction.

The interview examines the March 2022 MiCA proposal and possible restrictions on proof-of-work blockchains. Edwin Mata argues that the proposed environmental conditions could limit Bitcoin's expansion and Ethereum-based innovation, and could drive blockchain development outside the European Union.