For crypto founders

You don’t need to launch a token.

If liquidity is the goal, start with the company you’re building. Street helps crypto companies explore a market for existing equity, without creating a separate token economy.

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Review the company equity workspace, open common-share details, and select that security for a two-week trading window. Company documents and approval remain outstanding; the market is not open.

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Investor network

Meet the investors
you haven’t met yet.

Get to know interested investors, understand their background, and choose whom to connect with.

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If liquidity is the goal, start with equity.

Ownership in your company.

Let investors evaluate the business you’re building, with ownership rights defined by its shares.

Liquidity without a token economy.

Explore shareholder liquidity without creating a separate token economy, emissions schedule, or market to maintain.

Keep building.

Keep your attention on your team and product. Plan a focused window with timing, participation, and supply set by your company.

Your equity. Your market. Your terms.

Choose how long your market stays open. Set a defined window for trading, with the option to run another one later.

A trading-window picker with Two weeks selected from One week, Two weeks, 30 days, and 60 days.

Before you decide.

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What if our product needs a token?

A protocol may have a reason to use a token for its product. This page addresses a separate question: liquidity in existing company equity. A token and a share can serve different purposes and carry different rights.

What if we already have a token?

Talk to Street about token-to-equity conversion. DM us

Can any crypto project use Street?

The fit depends on your legal entity, ownership structure, and transfer restrictions. This is for companies with equity and shareholders; not every protocol has company shares to trade. Equity transactions remain subject to applicable securities requirements and company approval.

Who can invest, and is liquidity guaranteed?

The initial investor audience is accredited investors in the United States. Participation remains subject to checks and transaction requirements. Buyer demand, execution, pricing, and liquidity are not guaranteed.

Build the company. Explore the equity.

You may already have the asset you need. Talk to Street about a liquidity window for existing company shares.

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An equity liquidity precedent

See what company equity can make possible.

Independent examples of equity liquidity. Explore how Stripe and Clay structured employee tender offers, and what a crypto company could learn from them.

Independent case studies based on public company announcements. No Street involvement in these transactions or company endorsement is implied.

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