EQTY is a blockchain-based platform focused on digitizing records of real-world assets.
It provides a framework for representing items such as real estate, company equity, or collectibles in a digital format, with supporting legal and compliance structures included.

Instead of emphasizing trading or financial outcomes, EQTY’s approach centers on record-keeping transparency, verifiability, and legally supported documentation.

By linking on-chain representations to corresponding legal agreements, EQTY aims to provide an infrastructure layer that helps align digital asset records with real-world ownership frameworks.

EQTY provides a framework for digitally representing certain real-world assets on blockchain networks in a way that preserves their underlying legal documentation and record-keeping.

How EQTY’s framework operates (project objectives, not factual outcomes):

Asset Verification

Physical or legal assets — such as property, equity records, or collectibles — may be verified and documented through independent third parties (for example: notaries, appraisers, or custodians).
This verification supports accurate record-keeping before any digital representation is created.

Ownables: Legal Document Containers

Each verified asset is associated with an “Ownable,” a private and tamper-resistant digital record.
An Ownable stores relevant documentation such as ownership history, legal files, and compliance data.

Public Token Representation

A token or other digital representation can be created to reflect the corresponding Ownable on public blockchains.
This representation serves as a digital pointer to the underlying legal documentation rather than functioning as the legal asset itself.

Optional Subdivision of Ownership Records

EQTY’s system can support subdividing an asset’s digital representation into multiple components, allowing ownership records to be maintained in smaller units.
This serves organizational and record-keeping purposes without implying financial performance or market activity.

EQTY strives to achieve a framework for digitally representing asset-related documentation on public blockchains while maintaining legal and compliance alignment.

1. Legal Documentation Anchoring

Digital representations within EQTY aim to link to underlying legal documents and custodial records.
This should allow the associated ownership information to be verifiable both on-chain and within traditional legal processes.

2. Verified Identity and Authorization

EQTY aims to employ established standards such as TLS/X.509 to confirm the identity of issuers and verification parties.
These standards are commonly used across regulated industries for authentication and data integrity.

3. Private but Auditable Record History

Each asset’s documentation and historical records are aimed to be stored within an encrypted Ownable.
This strives to allow privacy while maintaining the ability to audit changes or transfers when authorized.

4. Interoperable Technical Standards

EQTY aims to support widely used blockchain formats (e.g., ERC-20, ERC-4626) to enhance technical compatibility with existing tools and systems.
This should enable digital representations to function across different platforms without requiring proprietary technology.

5. Structured Governance Mechanisms

Governance features aims to allow stakeholders to participate in decisions linked to the associated legal agreements, such as amendments or administrative actions.
These decisions are designed to be supported by EQTY’s legal framework to ensure alignment between digital votes and off-chain documentation.

EQTY functions as the platform’s utility token, serving as the designated unit used to process certain actions within the system.

It is used as the payment medium for specific operations such as network fees, asset-related registrations, and vault-level processes within the platform’s infrastructure.

When digital asset representations are created or updated, EQTY may be required to execute those technical actions.
This reflects its role as an operational token used for system functionality, rather than for speculative or financial purposes.

This structure defines EQTY’s utility strictly in terms of platform operations and internal processes.

EQTY represents the next generation of the technology originally developed under LTO Network.
All users holding LTO on Coinmetro have now been migrated 1:1 to EQTY, maintaining continuity of ownership.

This transition marks a strategic evolution — from a hybrid blockchain infrastructure to a complete tokenization ecosystem focused on legal real-world assets.

EQTY is designed to provide a framework for linking digital asset representations with corresponding legal documentation.
While many digital asset systems create on-chain claims or references, EQTY focuses on ensuring that these digital records are supported by legally recognized information and verification processes.

By aligning digital records with established legal frameworks, EQTY enables on-chain representations to be verifiable, auditable, and interoperable across different systems.

EQTY’s approach is intended to support clearer connections between digital records and the associated real-world ownership documentation.

You can buy and sell EQTY directly on the Coinmetro Exchange.

If you don’t have an account yet, sign up, deposit funds, and access EQTY along with other verified digital assets.

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EQTY is not just a digital token; it is designed as a framework for representing real-world assets in a structured and legally supported way.
Its focus is on combining compliance, documentation, and blockchain-based record-keeping to support how asset information can be registered, verified, and maintained in digital form.

Rather than emphasizing trading or market activity, EQTY’s approach centers on creating transparent, legally aligned, and verifiable digital records that correspond to real-world asset documentation.

It provides an infrastructure layer intended to help bridge traditional legal systems with digital asset management.