The blockchain pioneer began with a moonshot: rebuild capital markets. Now its more practical pitch is regulated plumbing - one stack for issuing, trading, holding and connecting tokenized assets.
Ohanae is a New York-based fintech company building regulated market infrastructure for tokenized securities. Its Web3-powered platform combines asset tokenization, a US-dollar-pegged stablecoin (Ohanae Coin), self-sovereign identity, and an alternative trading system with automated market maker technology to handle the full lifecycle of digital asset securities - from issuance and Regulation A+ crowdfunding through custody, clearing, settlement, and secondary trading. Founded by Greg Hauw, the company operates FINRA-registered broker-dealer Ohanae Securities LLC and targets the multi-trillion-dollar OTC securities market.
Startale Group is a Singapore-headquartered Web3 infrastructure company building the onchain stack for finance, entertainment, and consumer applications. Led by founder and CEO Sota Watanabe - who also created Astar Network - Startale operates a vertically integrated portfolio spanning the Sony-backed Ethereum Layer 2 Soneium, the Astar Network, the Strium blockchain for tokenized securities and real-world assets, the JPYSC and USDSC stablecoins, and a consumer Startale App. Backed by Sony and SBI, the company aims to bring Web3 to billions by bridging traditional finance with onchain systems.
Greg Hauw is the founder, chairman and CEO of Ohanae, a New York based fintech building regulated infrastructure for tokenized securities. Through Ohanae Securities, an SEC/FINRA registered broker-dealer, he is working to bring blockchain settlement, digital custody and around-the-clock trading to the over-the-counter securities market. A veteran of venture-backed security and networking startups since the late 1990s, Hauw pivoted Ohanae into asset tokenization in 2018 and holds FINRA SIE, Series 82 and Series 24 licenses.