Innovative Blockchain Firm Splits Stock Dividends from Capital Gains in Market First

Permuto Capital Launches Innovative Stock-Splitting Product Using Blockchain Technology, Starting with Microsoft Shares

  • Permuto Capital introduces a new financial product that splits stock shares into dividend and appreciation certificates.
  • Microsoft shares will be the first equity available through this innovative system.
  • The product utilizes blockchain technology to reduce costs and improve dividend distribution efficiency.
  • Investors can receive up to 90% of dividend payments when using the Chia blockchain.
  • The system allows investors to customize their portfolio exposure between dividend income and capital appreciation.

Permuto Capital has filed a registration statement with the SEC for a revolutionary financial product that separates stock dividends from capital appreciation using blockchain technology, beginning with Microsoft shares upon regulatory approval.

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Breaking Down the New Financial Structure

The new system allows investors to deposit their Microsoft shares with a custodian and receive two distinct certificates: a dividend certificate and an appreciation certificate. These certificates will trade independently on traditional exchanges and the Chia blockchain. This approach mirrors the historical precedent of STRIPS (Separate Trading of Registered Interest and Principal of Securities) introduced for Treasury securities in the 1980s.

Blockchain Integration and Cost Benefits

The implementation relies on single stock voting trusts and blockchain technology to maintain regulatory compliance while reducing operational costs. Investors choosing to hold their certificates as Chia Asset Tokens (CATs) receive 90% of dividend payments, compared to 80% through traditional markets. The blockchain platform enables 24/7 trading through decentralized marketplaces, avoiding traditional exchange trading restrictions.

Financial Analysis and Market Impact

Using current market data, a Microsoft share priced at $429 with an annual dividend of $3.32 could generate significant value when split. Assuming a 5% annual dividend increase and an 8% annual discount rate, the dividend certificate could be valued at approximately $45.46, yielding 6.6% annually. The appreciation certificate would consequently be valued at $383.23.

Trent Martensen, Co-CEO of Permuto Capital, states: "The ability to choose and manipulate risk exposure assuming a given return requirement is an objective for all investors, and by partitioning common shares into dividends and capital appreciation we are providing investors tools to fine tune their portfolios."

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The product aims to increase market efficiency by allowing investors to target specific investment preferences, whether focusing on steady dividend income or pure capital appreciation potential.

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