Dear @akdx

However, buying cryptocurrencies does not provide a person the ownership of the company.

That is not 100% true.

What you are refering to are ICOs (utility tokens). They indeed do not provide ownership of the company and most of them do not meet international standards and regulations.

On the other hand we have already few STO (security token offerings) launched lately. Mostly on Polymath (ST-20 standard). And those are very different. They not only follow KYC and AML standards and regulations, but they also provide investors with ownership of the company.

Those tokens are simply backed by real assets. so try to look as STO as digital version of stock market. With very low barier of entry.

ps. look up also at "tokenization of property market". This is new thing.

I strongly believe that 2019 will bring more trust and attention to crypto space, because of STO.

Yours
Piotr