In the world of cryptocurrencies, you don't see exchange-traded assets turning into public shares very often. In fact, in all nine years of the existence of cryptocurrencies, this has never happened even once. Blocksafe will release their own token called TRIG, however they will not be trading it on Bittrex, but will begin selling the token on the Nasdaq public trading platform in the near future.
The Blocksafe company is currently developing a so-called global security system, which, according to the developers, uses blockchain technology. The company specializes in the development of security systems with sensor technology. The smart weapons developed by them are gaining popularity all over the world. A smart gun, for example, cannot be used by anyone other than its registered owner. This is possible thanks to biometric sensor technology.
“Blocksafe is a revolution in firearms access control. This technology will provide gun owners with the ultimate security and control while running on a decentralized database,” said Kevin Barnes, the company's founder.
According to the roadmap they have released, the company still has an incredible amount of work to do before they deliver a fully finished product. They also announced that they would be listing shares on stock exchanges in the US and Canada. However, this creates the following problem - if TRIG tokens are sold publicly, they cannot be exchanged using Bittrex or any other exchange resource.
According to https://themerkle.com
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