The liquidity layer for private token positions
A structured way to discover, understand and negotiate private token positions, then coordinate the steps required to complete a transaction.
The market already exists
Funds, angels, advisors and early investors already negotiate secondary transactions through brokers, private introductions and messaging groups. SELLFT would bring position data, demand, offers and transaction progress into one consistent workflow.
Understand the position
A listing would explain what the buyer receives, when tokens become available, what has been checked and which restrictions remain. Token quantity, unlocks, pricing and transfer conditions would sit alongside the offer.
Negotiate with context
Buyers could submit offers for an entire position or an eligible portion. Sellers could accept, reject or counter. Buy requests and positions marked open to offers would help reveal demand before a holder actively lists.
Follow the transaction
An agreed commercial offer would lead into a deal room. The transaction could still depend on document review, eligibility checks, project consent, signatures and an appropriate payment and transfer process.
Still to be defined.
These are open product and operating decisions, not finalized commitments.
- Initial participant and jurisdiction eligibility rules.
- Which workflows launch first and which require assisted execution.
- The responsibilities of SELLFT and any external execution partners.