Metavesco Selected for SEC Crypto Roundtable to Discuss OTC Equity Tokenization

Metavesco, Inc. (OTC: MVCO), a diversified holding company, has been selected to participate in a Securities and Exchange Commission roundtable discussion hosted by Commissioner Hester Peirce on September 4, 2025, at the SEC’s Fort Worth regional office. The invitation followed a public call by Commissioner Peirce on X for small and early-stage crypto projects to share their visions and regulatory challenges.

Metavesco responded with a focus on advancing the tokenization of OTC-traded equities, a concept the company believes could unlock significant global liquidity for small public companies facing structural barriers on the OTC market. CEO Ryan Schadel expressed honor in participating, stating, "Metavesco’s vision goes beyond our treasury strategy in Bitcoin and Ethereum; we want to champion solutions that expand access, transparency, and liquidity for all small-cap public companies."

The roundtable aims to bring together innovators in the digital asset space to discuss real-world use cases and explore regulatory frictions that may hinder growth. For Metavesco, participation underscores its commitment to engaging directly with regulators and positioning itself at the forefront of innovation. Schadel added, "Under the Trump administration, the SEC is now taking a proactive approach to engage with market participants in the crypto and blockchain sector. I believe the actions being taken by the SEC will ultimately be beneficial for the future of capital markets."

Tokenization of OTC issuer securities has the potential to transform investor participation, open the door to global capital markets, improve liquidity for all market participants, and greatly lower the cost of capital to small companies. This initiative could address longstanding issues of illiquidity and limited access in small-cap markets, making investment opportunities more accessible and efficient.

The implications of this discussion extend beyond Metavesco, potentially setting precedents for how digital assets are regulated and integrated into traditional financial systems. If successful, tokenization could democratize access to capital for small businesses, foster innovation, and enhance market transparency. The SEC’s involvement signals a shifting regulatory landscape that may encourage further adoption of blockchain technology in mainstream finance.

Metavesco expects the official participant list to be published by the SEC ahead of the event. More information about the company can be found in its filings on otcmarkets.com. The original press release is available on newmediawire.com.