Real World Assets
The compliant path from community to cap table
Molecule's Coin-to-Company model provides a voluntary, legally grounded route for token holders to gain genuine equity ownership in the projects they support.
Dual Track Structure
Our model builds the open, participatory, community-driven ecosystem that makes the space compelling, while simultaneously creating the legal and financial infrastructure that allows serious capital to flow in and genuine ownership to flow out.
Token Track
A project's community can buy a project's tokens permissionlessly, unlock token-gated access to research data, and take part in onchain governance decisions. This is the simplest way to get involved in specific projects, and is suitable for early-stage projects.
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Token holders may apply to become shareholders in the company, whether as community members or traditional investors. Through the locked tokens, the company raises capital, employs the team, holds the intellectual property portfolio, and issues equity to investors and service providers through standard U.S. securities exemptions, with proper documentation, accredited investor requirements where applicable.
Read the legal whitepaperHow do users benefit?
Equity issued through Coin-to-Company qualifies for significant U.S. tax advantages. Shareholders who hold long-term may exclude a substantial portion of capital gains under established rules for qualifying small business stock.
From token holder to shareholder, step by step.
A voluntary path — you choose if and when to apply.
Lock Tokens
Lock your tokens through the Molecule interface to signal commitment and become eligible to apply. Locking is reversible at any time before equity is received.
Complete Verification
Go through identity verification and accredited investor screening.
Apply For Equity
Apply through one of the company's approved pathways. The board reviews each application on its merits, with no fixed formula and no guaranteed outcome.
Hold Equity & Tokens
If approved, receive equity through a separate agreement and hold both roles at once, as a community member and as a company shareholder.
Two pathways to qualify for equity
Frequently asked questions.
Common questions about the Coin-to-Company model.