COOWN is building a global infrastructure for tokenized governance and finance, initially targeting regions with untapped growth and significant demand for compliant, transparent digital assets. Its expansion strategy leverages Regional Operators to ensure jurisdiction-specific compliance and customer support, while the Foundation delivers the underlying platform on a global scale.

Investment options are flexible: investors can participate via $COOWN tokens for platform exposure, back specific Regional Operators for local upside and operational influence, or pursue equity in the Swiss IP-holding company that anchors the project.

COOWN’s regulatory focus, experienced team, and proven tech foundation aim to create lasting value while managing risks and processes professionally.

(Note: There is a flaw in the infographic, China mainland isn’t scheduled for anytime soon)

Vision and Expansion Strategy

Understanding expansion plans and investment options helps investors evaluate growth potential.

Question: What is COOWN’s 3 to 5 year vision for geographic expansion and market entry?

Answer: COOWN operates as a consortium where Regional Operators ensure local compliance and customer service within their jurisdictions, while the Foundation delivers the core platform infrastructure. This structure enables regulatory compliance and localized support, underpinning phased market expansion:

• European Union: Initially a non-custodial service with a 1,000 transaction cap, we target obtaining a MiCA license by 2027 to waive restrictions.
• United States and Canada: Initial USD stablecoin transaction operations via Wyoming/Delaware entities; NFT securities marketplace launch deferred.
• Asia: Hong Kong license planned post-funding; China mainland excluded; India is under active legal review to assess possible entry; Japan and Korea face significant regulatory barriers.
• Latin America: Immediate launches in selected countries; others require local staffing and licensing, with Spanish translation being critical; Brazil license planned post-funding.
• Middle East and North Africa/Africa: Licensed Regional Operators based in Dubai and Bahrain will cover the region.
• Russia and Central Asia: Regional Operators in Georgia and Russia provide Russian language support and localization.
• Southeast Asia and Pacific: Customer support and KYC services centralized in the Philippines; marketing and local presence managed by Singapore with local staffing.

Question: Can investors choose how to participate?

Answer: Yes, investors may invest in the Foundation for global platform exposure, suited to those seeking passive participation. Alternatively, investors can invest directly in Regional Operators to gain greater operational involvement, higher local revenue sharing, and influence within specific markets.