Trusted Smart Chain

Before the first tee time, there was this. ☀️

Ahead of the TSC Golf Classic, we set aside a day just for our Titans — the node operators and community contributors at the heart of the TSC network — poolside. There was no agenda and no stage, just sunshine, palm trees, and time together by the water.

Days like this are a reminder of what TSC is really built on. Behind the blocks and governance votes is a community of people who show up, believe in the vision, and help shape where this network goes next. Our Titans have been part of that from the start, and we wanted to say thank you the best way we know how: by slowing down and spending real time together.

There were conversations over lunch, long afternoons on the terrace, and new connections that will carry well past the 18th hole. Some of the best ideas in this space don’t happen in a boardroom. They happen in moments like this one.

To every Titan who joined us: thank you for being part of the foundation. We’re grateful for the trust you place in this community, and we’re already looking forward to the next one.⛳

Some attendees are independent TSC/ProsperLink affiliates.

Tokenization is often pitched as a way to remove intermediaries. But in compliant tokenized securities, the most important one hasn’t gone anywhere. The transfer agent has moved on-chain.

Whether a registered transfer agent stands behind an offering is one of the clearest ways to tell if a tokenized security sits inside US securities law. It’s also one of the few claims you can verify yourself, in the SEC’s own records.

Before any other diligence question: can the offering name its transfer agent?

For informational and educational purposes only. Not investment, legal, financial, or tax advice, and not an offer or solicitation to buy or sell any security.
References to SEC registration describe functions of named entities and do not imply SEC approval or endorsement of any offering or platform. Applies to offerings structured under US securities law.

On the ground at Avalanche Summit NYC 2026.

Tokenization went Wall Street this week — and compliance was the conversation everyone was having. Grateful for every connection made at an event that showed just how seriously this industry is taking regulation-ready infrastructure. 🌐

Trusted Smart Chain attended Avalanche Summit NYC 2026 as an independent participant. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Ava Labs, the Avalanche Foundation, CoinDesk, or any speakers, panelists, or individuals featured. Event photography shared for documentary purposes only. For informational purposes only — not an offer or solicitation to purchase any security or digital asset. Digital assets involve risk.

Number four. 👊

Nomyx Technology Labs has filed a Form 1-A offering statement with the SEC. That makes it the fourth real-world asset in the Trusted Smart Chain ecosystem to file, and the third in the past six weeks.

The filing describes Nomyx’s securities being issued as digital tokens on Trusted Smart Chain, administered through its registered transfer agent.

Filing isn’t qualification. Nomyx still has to work through the SEC review process from here. But 18 months ago, this kind of milestone was what this ecosystem was built toward. Today it’s on the public record.

Congratulations to Ubair and the entire Nomyx team.
For informational purposes only. Not investment, legal, or tax advice, and not an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security. A filing reflects submission to the SEC and does not mean the SEC has approved, qualified, or endorsed any offering. No sales may be made until an offering statement is qualified. Trusted Smart Chain provides blockchain infrastructure only and does not issue securities. Source: SEC EDGAR, CIK 0002065495.

Representing Trusted Smart Chain — where blockchain meets real-world utility. 🌐🤝