Capital funding is the money a company gets in the form of debt or equity to run its operations. Companies used to assess their Capital funding by examining its financial structure, mainly its debts and shareholder equity listed on the balance sheet.

A company has multiple avenues to raise capital funds, including stock issuance, debt issuance, or the issuance of tokens.

However, in the era of tokens and decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), businesses and organizations might not rely on traditional capital anymore.

Instead, they can issue tokens as a means to sustain their operations over time. It’s essential to understand that these tokens, unlike securities, lack the rights and legal safeguards provided by the Securities Act.