Cap tables should belong to their respective companies. Period. That's why last year when the Open Cap Table coalition released the first version of its cap table standard (shoutout to @johnscrudato, @josephmgreen!), a group of dreamers gathered to start working on an open source backend implementation of the OCF (Open Cap table Format). We called it "TAP", the "Transfer Agent Protocol" (we could have gone for the "Free Cap Table Movement" 😜) as our shared vision is to create a standard implementation that registered Transfer Agents and other industry actors can use to store and manage equity records in an open and standardized way. No more vendor lock-in. As the first version of TAP is soon to be released, we are thrilled to announce that we'll be the 1st SEC-registered Transfer Agent to integrate with the Transfer Agent Protocol. Expect the industry-wide adoption of TAP to unleash a TON of innovation in the space 🔥 It's high time we bring back trust and transparency in the equity management space 🚀