Many platforms are now selling tokens for SpaceX and other Pre-IPO projects. In fact, as long as it is a token, the forms of performance are mostly similar, and I also believe that in terms of price performance, the depth and liquidity of several major exchanges would not differ too much. Therefore, the key should be to look at the forms of holdings by the institutions behind them.

I have already done several educational sessions on SPV and SPV mirrors. As mentioned earlier, if there isn't much difference in tracking prices, from a compliance perspective, the more compliant the holding method is, the more assurance it provides for the participants. In fact, certain institutions can deliver under certain conditions.

The collaboration with @DigiFTTech this time is with a regulated exchange in Singapore, which holds dual licenses from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong (SFC). Therefore, in terms of compliance, Paimon + DigiFT can at least guarantee that the underlying assets are real and valid.

Moreover, Paimon is indeed one of the very few I have seen so far that does SPV instead of SPV mirrors. Of course, the tokens issued by Paimon do not carry voting rights, dividend rights, or direct ownership rights; they still only represent price exposure.

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