Canadian Securities Administrators

And the solution, of course, resides at the provincial level, which is why the committee recommends that the provinces get together.

And there are some umbrella organizations, the Canadian Securities Administrators is one of them, obviously, to try to first harmonize the regulation.

So at least there's one set of rules from coast to coast, which reduces the cost and reduces the risk of running the offering.

And secondly, that we come up with ways, mechanisms for, in fact, these self-directed investors to participate at the primary stage of capital formation for these companies.

Here's how to register.

Here's who to register with." With Netcoins in Canada, we're registered with, uh, the Canadian Securities Administration, with the provincial securities regulators, with FINTRAC, and we're also on our path to Canadian investment regulatory organization, uh, membership as well, which goes to show, uh, you know, the robustness of regulation in this space.

I'd say, you know, arguably we're as regulated as it comes in the country.

Um, and for me that says that both governments, uh, and securities, uh, you know, officials in the country are taking it seriously, and that there is a path to do the right things the right way here, which is what I'm excited about.

One is called QCAD.

It's backed by Stable Corp.

It was the first Canadian issuer to have a Canadian Securities Administration prospectus, which mean it's qualified Canadian dollar stablecoin.

So we can go, uh, from our perspective at Netcoins, we can list this asset.