Congrats to our founders Ken O’Friel and Dominika Stobiecka for being named in this year's Forbes 30 Under 30 List for Finance! Toku's success is thanks to our team, who have been focused building compliant, easy to use products to compensate people anywhere with crypto for our clients.

About two years ago, we started a journey to build better hometowns for online communities. We wanted communities to own their spaces, transparently benefit from their value add, and protect them from de-platforming. Initially, we planned to put user entitlements and social

How to think about tokens in compensation by Madan Nagaldinne, Craig Naylor, and Mehdi Hasan 📝:a16zcrypto.com/posts/article/…

"This partnership ensures that every stakeholder's voice can be heard, regardless of their token's status. By expanding the voting pool, we're fostering more inclusive and democratic decision-making in crypto organizations." - Raf Solari Read more on Tally's strategic

Onchain payroll would be huge for crypto adoption. But without confidentiality, salaries would be public—leading to social chaos. With this in mind, we’re excited to announce that Inco is collaborating with Toku on an FHE-powered solution for confidential onchain payroll.

Excited to share that our Co-Founder & Managing Director, Neil Thakur, will be featured in the next episode of The Decentralized Podcast alongside Kevin Jung (HLV ), Ken O’Friel (CEO & Co-Founder of Toku ), and Karel Olivier CA(SA) (Co-Founder of Lemma). Neil will contribute his

The freewheeling days of insider trading in crypto may be numbered. The question isn’t if the crackdown is coming—but whether you’re ready. substack.com/home/post/p-15…

Reminder that publicly pumping tokens while privately dumping on retail is illegal

1/ Today, we're excited to host BA’s Use Case Fly-In on Capitol Hill! Our L1, DePIN, Self-Custody, and NFT members are coming together to showcase real-world blockchain applications to policymakers—highlighting how decentralized networks are driving innovation across industries.

We're in DC this week meeting with members of Congress to talk about how crypto can support real-world use cases like stablecoin payroll and token compensation. We shared how companies are already using these tools to attract best talent and operate more efficiently — and how

Toku has been involved in a legal dispute which has recently been made public. Court filings detail that the CEOs of Deel and Liquifi conspired to “crush Toku” in a scheme involving multiple spies and the theft of over 25,000 confidential documents.

We found out that the same Deel spy from the Rippling case applied to Toku four times (thankfully we didn’t hire him), and Deel was kept informed of subsequent successful attempts by Liquifi to gain information and insight into Toku’s operations.

What makes this even more disturbing is that at one point we had even discussed a potential merger between Toku and Liquifi. While Liquifi’s CEO kept those conversations alive and continued to meet with our board members, behind the scenes he was forming the "Anti-Toku Army."

This is awfully revealing. Liquifi is touting a ruling that didn’t forcibly enjoin their business—an extremely high bar—but doesn’t refute that they knew 25,000 documents - including proprietary files, source code, personal and employee info, and more - were taken from Toku.

Rippling’s amended complaint filed today alleges Deel’s founder Alex Bouaziz operated a criminal syndicate that stole trade secrets from at least three other companies besides Rippling. News reports say one of them referred Deel’s conduct to U.S. law enforcement.

Customers have offered damning evidence Alex Bouaziz allegedly weaponized stolen data. In this one example, Deel’s spy accessed information about a Rippling sales call with a prospect, at Bouaziz’s behest. Within hours, Alex personally reaches out to the Rippling prospect:

Alex Bouaziz The customer is freaked out. How could deel's CEO have known he was talking to Rippling, within hours of the initial sales call? “That scared TSO of me…” he says - unaware Bouaziz allegedly planted a spy inside of rippling to feed him intel in real time.

4/ Great infra is built working with great teams, eg: 📊 Hyperliquid: reimagining trading 🐦‍⬛ Blackbird: rewarding loyal diners 🪙 Toku: paying a global workforce 📈 Farcaster: growing an open social graph We’re more focused than ever on serving our customers.

Congrats to our partners at Privy! Excited to continue working together to make it easier to pay and get paid in stablecoins for w2 employees and contractors!

0/ Token markets are broken & suffer from information asymmetry & hidden risks. We're changing that. Introducing the Token Transparency Framework, a new standard for leveling the playing field.