Abstract: An electrical property sensor is presented that includes a printed circuit board with a first face separated from a second face by a thickness, the first face having a length and a width. The sensor also includes an aperture extending from a first face of the printed circuit board to a second face of the printed circuit board. The aperture includes a receiving electrode and a transmitting electrode. When a fluid flows through the aperture and a voltage is provided at the transmitting electrode, a cunent flow is measured at the receiving electrode.

Abstract: A digital assets platform (DAP) uses distributed ledger technology and smart contract programming. The DAP can include distributed and decentralized communication network and application systems that collectively provide end-to-end tokenization, management, and lifecycle processing of digital assets. The assets may be digitally native securities (e.g., bonds, equities, funds, etc.) and non-securities (e.g., digital cash, loans, derivatives), tokenization of real-world assets (securities and non-securities), or any other forms of tokenized assets.

Abstract: A digital assets platform (DAP) uses distributed ledger technology and smart contract programming. The DAP can include distributed and decentralized communication network and application systems that collectively provide end-to-end tokenization, management, and lifecycle processing of digital assets. The assets may be digitally native securities (e.g., bonds, equities, funds, etc.) and non-securities (e.g., digital cash, loans, derivatives), tokenization of real-world assets (securities and non-securities), or any other forms of tokenized assets.

Abstract: A digital assets platform (DAP) uses distributed ledger technology and smart contract programming. The DAP can include distributed and decentralized communication network and application systems that collectively provide end-to-end tokenization, management, and lifecycle processing of digital assets. The assets may be digitally native securities (e.g., bonds, equities, funds, etc.) and non-securities (e.g., digital cash, loans, derivatives), tokenization of real-world assets (securities and non-securities), or any other forms of tokenized assets.

Abstract: A digital assets platform (DAP) uses distributed ledger technology and smart contract programming. The DAP can include distributed and decentralized communication network and application systems that collectively provide end-to-end tokenization, management, and lifecycle processing of digital assets. The assets may be digitally native securities (e.g., bonds, equities, funds, etc.) and non-securities (e.g., digital cash, loans, derivatives), tokenization of real-world assets (securities and non-securities), or any other forms of tokenized assets.

Abstract: A digital assets platform (DAP) uses distributed ledger technology and smart contract programming. The DAP can include distributed and decentralized communication network and application systems that collectively provide end-to-end tokenization, management, and lifecycle processing of digital assets. The assets may be digitally native securities (e.g., bonds, equities, funds, etc.) and non-securities (e.g., digital cash, loans, derivatives), tokenization of real-world assets (securities and non-securities), or any other forms of tokenized assets.

Abstract: A digital assets platform (DAP) uses distributed ledger technology and smart contract programming. The DAP can include distributed and decentralized communication network and application systems that collectively provide end-to-end tokenization, management, and lifecycle processing of digital assets. The assets may be digitally native securities (e.g., bonds, equities, funds, etc.) and non-securities (e.g., digital cash, loans, derivatives), tokenization of real-world assets (securities and non-securities), or any other forms of tokenized assets.

Abstract: A digital assets platform (DAP) uses distributed ledger technology and smart contract programming. The DAP can include distributed and decentralized communication network and application systems that collectively provide end-to-end tokenization, management, and lifecycle processing of digital assets. The assets may be digitally native securities (e.g., bonds, equities, funds, etc.) and non-securities (e.g., digital cash, loans, derivatives), tokenization of real-world assets (securities and non-securities), or any other forms of tokenized assets.

Abstract: A digital assets platform (DAP) uses distributed ledger technology and smart contract programming. The DAP can include distributed and decentralized communication network and application systems that collectively provide end-to-end tokenization, management, and lifecycle processing of digital assets. The assets may be digitally native securities (e.g., bonds, equities, funds, etc.) and non-securities (e.g., digital cash, loans, derivatives), tokenization of real-world assets (securities and non-securities), or any other forms of tokenized assets.