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Robinhood Crypto’s Johann Kerbrat argues that outdated investor accreditation rules hinder tokenization in the U.S. He proposes knowledge-based tests and self-certification to democratize access to early-stage investments.
- 90% of U.S. investors are excluded from early-stage on-chain investments under current accreditation rules.
- Tokenization could reduce middlemen in startup funding, preserving founder control and lowering costs.
- Kerbrat proposes replacing income-based accreditation with knowledge tests and self-certification.
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