Block Street

• Block Street aggregates liquidity for tokenised financial assets across blockchain networks.

• It connects tokenised equities, real-world assets and DeFi venues into a unified trading layer.

• BSB is the protocol token.

• Supply allocated across ecosystem and community.

• Used for governance and fee mechanisms.

Pros:

• Tokenised asset liquidity is genuinely fragmented, which is the problem it targets.

• Cross-chain execution and broker integration tools serve institutional workflows.

• Positioned in a segment with growing issuance.

Cons:

• Depends on tokenised asset volumes growing substantially from a low base.

• Regulatory treatment of tokenised securities trading varies sharply by jurisdiction.

• Early stage with limited public track record.

• Exposure to infrastructure for tokenised asset trading.

• Fragmentation is a real problem as issuance grows.

• Weigh the regulatory constraints on tokenised securities in each target market.

• Aggregated liquidity specifically for tokenised financial assets, which trade thinly across many isolated venues.

• Tokenised equities and real-world assets are issued across many chains and venues, so each pool is thin.

• Aggregating them produces usable depth.

• Core contributor identities are partially public.

• Backed by ecosystem investors.

• No public ICO. Distributed through ecosystem and community allocations.

• Depends on tokenised asset volume growth from a small base.

• Regulatory constraints on securities trading vary by jurisdiction.

• Early stage with limited track record.

• Competition from established trading infrastructure entering the segment.