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Digital Token Offering


Digital Token Offering | Bestar
Digital Token Offering | Bestar


A digital token offering (DTO) is a type of public offering in which digital tokens are sold to investors in exchange for fiat currency or other cryptocurrencies. Digital tokens are cryptographic assets that are stored on a blockchain, a distributed ledger technology.


DTOs can be used to raise funds for a variety of purposes, such as developing new products or services, launching new businesses, or investing in existing projects. DTOs are particularly popular in the cryptocurrency and blockchain industries, as they offer a way for startups to raise capital quickly and efficiently.


There are two main types of DTOs:

  • Security token offerings (STOs): STOs are DTOs in which the tokens represent ownership of an underlying asset, such as equity in a company, real estate, or commodities. STOs are regulated by securities laws in most jurisdictions.

  • Utility token offerings (UTOs): UTOs are DTOs in which the tokens represent access to a product or service, such as access to a platform, or the right to use a cryptocurrency network. UTOs are not typically regulated by securities laws.

DTOs are typically conducted in three phases:

  1. Pre-sale: The project team will release a whitepaper and roadmap outlining the project, the team, and how the funds will be used. Investors can then purchase tokens at a discounted price.

  2. Sale: The tokens are sold to the public at a set price.

  3. Post-sale: The tokens are distributed to investors and the project team begins to execute on its roadmap.

DTOs can be a risky investment, as investors are essentially investing in the promise of a future product or service. However, DTOs can also be a very rewarding investment, as some projects have generated significant returns for investors.


Here are some of the benefits of DTOs:

  • Efficiency: DTOs can be conducted more quickly and efficiently than traditional fundraising methods, such as venture capital or crowdfunding.

  • Transparency: DTOs are typically conducted on a blockchain, which makes all transactions transparent and traceable.

  • Accessibility: DTOs allow investors to invest in projects from anywhere in the world.

  • Fractional ownership: DTOs allow investors to purchase fractional ownership of assets, which would otherwise be inaccessible to small investors.

Here are some of the risks of DTOs:

  • Volatility: The cryptocurrency market is highly volatile, meaning that the value of tokens can fluctuate wildly.

  • Scams: There have been a number of fraudulent DTOs, in which investors have been scammed out of their money.

  • Regulatory uncertainty: The regulatory landscape for DTOs is still evolving, and it is unclear how DTOs will be regulated in the future.

Overall, DTOs offer a number of potential benefits for both investors and project teams. However, it is important to carefully consider the risks before investing in a DTO.


Digital Token Offering Advisory Services


Bestar is a Singapore-based corporate advisory firm that provides a variety of services to companies, including digital token offering (DTO) advisory services. Bestar's DTO advisory services include:

  • Strategy: Bestar can help companies develop a DTO strategy that is aligned with their business goals and complies with all applicable regulations.

  • Token design: Bestar can help companies design a token that is appropriate for their project and that meets the needs of their target investors.

  • Whitepaper development: Bestar can help companies develop a whitepaper that clearly explains their project, the team, and how the funds will be used.

  • Smart contract development: Bestar can help companies develop and deploy smart contracts for their DTO.

  • Marketing and investor relations: Bestar can help companies market their DTO to potential investors and manage their investor relations.

Bestar has a team of experienced professionals with expertise in all aspects of DTOs. We help companies launch DTOs, including security token offerings (STOs) and utility token offerings (UTOs).


Here are some of the benefits of using Bestar's DTO advisory services:

  • Expertise: Bestar has a team of experienced professionals with expertise in all aspects of DTOs.

  • Compliance: Bestar can help companies comply with all applicable regulations.

  • Efficiency: Bestar can help companies launch their DTO more quickly and efficiently.

  • Success: Bestar has a track record of helping companies successfully launch DTOs.

If you are considering launching a DTO, Bestar can provide you with the expertise and support you need to succeed.


Connect with Bestar


Bestar provides advisory services on the entire digital token offering process from pre-offering to post-offering. These services include reviewing whitepapers and suitability of concept and goals, introducing lawyers and developers, advising on token security protocol and post-offering delivery of tokens.


Bestar does not provide legal advice on the application of Singapore laws to the digital token offerings. In addition, Bestar does not advise on the risks or suitability of the digital token offerings to investors or make any recommendations on which digital token offerings to invest. The services that Bestar provide to investors of the digital tokens are operational in nature, such as conducting training and seminars on how to participate in the offerings, creation and encryption of wallets, token transfers etc.

Our advisory services do not relate to the raising of funds involving securities, units in a CIS or specified securities-based derivatives contracts. Bestar is not providing financial advice to the Clients or the investors of digital token offerings. Bestar abides by all Singapore laws, including the CDSA, the TSOFA and the UN Regulations, in the conduct of its business.


Bestar’s clients (“Clients”) raise funds by offering digital tokens (“Token”) to support the development of the products and services that the Clients intend to offer. Clients issue Token that can only be used in exchange for the products or services offered by the Clients without entitling the holder of Token to receive payments of any kind from any person. Token can only be used to redeem the Clients’ products or services. Apart from redeeming the Client’s products and services, there are no other functions or rights attached to the Token.





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