OSR Holdings Unveils $50M Tokenization Plan Under Reg D with BCM Europe AG
OSR Holdings Inc. has unveiled a strategic roadmap for a $50 million Security Token Offering (STO), set to launch in the second half of 2025.
OSR Holdings Inc. has unveiled a strategic roadmap for a $50 million Security Token Offering (STO), set to launch in the second half of 2025.
This initiative represents a pivotal move in the company’s ongoing transition toward blockchain-based capital markets. Registered under Regulation D of the U.S. Securities Act, the offering will be denominated entirely in digital assets , underscoring OSR’s expanding commitment to cryptocurrency and tokenization as part of its financial strategy.
— OSR Holdings (@OSRHoldings) July 9, 2025
At the centre of the offering is a new token called OSRT, which will function as a securitized digital asset tied to OSR’s equity. To promote accessibility and align with the firm’s decentralized ecosystem, subscriptions to the STO will be accepted in Bitcoin (BTC), Tether (USDT), and Taekwondo Access Credit (TAC). TAC, a utility token originally designed for use within the global Taekwondo community, is now being integrated into OSR’s broader digital healthcare platform, offering new utility across wellness applications.
However, regulatory precautions are also in place. OSR’s largest shareholder, BCM Europe AG which is also the issuer of TAC will be barred from using TAC directly in the subscription process. Instead, the firm is expected to convert its TAC holdings into BTC or USDT via market transactions. This measure aims to mitigate potential insider trading risks and uphold compliance.
This STO is part of a larger crypto-finance strategy from OSR that includes building a $100 million reserve in BTC and USDT. To support that plan, OSR has secured an $80 million equity line of credit (ELOC) from White Lion GBM Innovation Fund, providing flexible capital to expand its digital treasury.
In a related development in the crypto ecosystem, OpenSea has acquired Rally Wallet, a mobile-first crypto wallet startup. The acquisition, announced on July 8 by Rally’s co-founder and CEO Chris Maddern, marks OpenSea’s effort to strengthen its mobile infrastructure and expand support for token-based trading. As part of the deal, Maddern will now serve as Chief Technology Officer at OpenSea, signaling a deeper integration of wallet functionality into the platform’s roadmap.
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