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Polymath (POLY) ranks #5354 by market capitalization, at $993.75K. It belongs to the DeFi sector (Real World Assets). It has traded since Apr 9, 2018, across 21 markets on 3 exchanges, with $4.85K of volume in the last 24 hours. Its all-time high of $1.18 was reached on Sep 4, 2021; the current price is 99.1% below that peak. Its cycle low of $0.000901872 came on Oct 16, 2026.
11.0% of the maximum supply of 1.00B POLY is in circulation. 2 team members are listed. On Ethereum, 104,922 addresses hold POLY.
About Polymath
Polymath Network is a blockchain-based platform specializing in the creation, issuance, and management of security tokens. Its primary service includes a self-service application, called Token Studio, which allows users to create, issue, and manage security tokens, as well as a white-label solution for businesses to integrate token creation and management services.
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Polymath is creating a platform that aims to provide a marketplace for the creation of blockchain-based financial products. Compared to the traditional initial public offering (IPO) process used in equity markets the team hopes to use tokens to decrease the costs for organizations to issue securities while allowing more investors to participate in offerings.
While recent token sales, or initial coin offerings (ICOs), have focused on payment tokens used to transfer value or utility tokens used to access goods or services on a platform, all tokens issued through Polymath will be securities (security tokens). Security tokens are specifically intended to represent a stake in an organization or a claim to the wealth generated by its activities. They are therefore subject to security regulations in the case of both issuers and investors.
Polymath plans to offer a blockchain-based issuance system that allows organizations to create tokens and engage service providers, like law firms and developers, to complete a token sale. Investors will be able to participate in securities token offerings (STOs) and trade their tokens on a secondary market. Polymath plans to integrate third-party know your customer (KYC) providers to verify details about issuers, investors, and service providers, including location and accredited investor status. The integration of KYC and legal service providers aims to allow issuers and investors to comply with various regulations across jurisdictions.
Tokens created on the network will be based on Polymath’s ST20 standard which incorporates KYC compliance into the token. This should create a system where only investors, as identified by Ethereum addresses, that match the regulatory profile (location, accredited investor status, etc.) outlined by the organization are able to purchase tokens. ST20 tokens will be modular and can be changed over time to reflect new governance or change features such as dividend payments.