According to the German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFIN) this Tuesday, the company was granted the right to attract 250 million euros by offering a regulated token to retail investors anywhere in the world without a minimum investment limitation.
"This is the first case of approval of the prospectus of blockchain bonds in the real estate sector, but not the first in the context of blockchain itself," the agency said.
The organizers of Fundament claim that ensuring the compliance of the project with the second European Union Directive "On Financial Instruments Markets" (MiFID II) proved to be a difficult task. Initially, the prospectus was submitted in December 2018, after which every 2 or 3 weeks the regulator sent 20-page documents with lists of new requirements to the startup.
Previously, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) granted the developer of Blockstack's decentralized computing network and application ecosystem permission to sell tokens to retail investors under rule A+.
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