If you’re following tokenized equities, then OCF and OCP are two acronyms worth knowing. OCF (Open Cap Table Format) gives equity data a common language. Think about a company raising on one platform, managing its cap table somewhere else, working with lawyers and eventually a transfer agent. The same equity data has to move through all of them, so having a standard format makes a lot of sense. OCP (Open Cap Table Protocol) is about what happens when the shares themselves move onchain. You can tokenize a stock, but if the actual ownership record still sits in another database, you now have two records that need to stay in sync. OCP is designed so that authoritative record can operate onchain too. I really hope these become standards we’re still using decades from now.