Tezos Tokyo is currently in the process of selecting a location for their meetup on the 21st of this month. This meeting is particularly interesting because of the fact that the Mason Borda, the CEO and Co-Founder of the STO platform Tokensoft, will talk about their partnership with Tezos. Tokensoft has over $3 billion in future value to issue onto blockchain STO's. It goes without saying that Tezos' ongoing adoption can benefit enormously from the future prospects of Tokensoft. In turn, Tokensoft can benefit from what Tezos has to offer in blockchain functinality, security and fluid upgradability.

Borda will talk about the way the partnership will take shape and why Tezos is perfect for STO issueing. Some points about Tezos from the Tokensof blog from last July where they announced their first support for STO's on tezos: 

• Institutional Grade Smart Contracts - The Tezos blockchain facilitates formally verified smart contracts, the same methodology used to ensure safety in mission critical settings, such as in aerospace technologies and the $500 billion semiconductor industry.
• Secure Custody - A formally verified multisignature contract is now included natively within the Tezos client software. This enables cold storage deployment and management of smart contracts for the highest level of security.
• Familiarity - The FA1.2 managed ledger standard includes some functionality inspired by ERC-1404, making it possible to enforce requirements on a jurisdictional basis when it comes to banking, securities and tax regulations.
• Upgradability - Tezos includes a formal mechanism by which stakeholders can upgrade the protocol. This enables Tezos to smoothly adopt new technical features and stay at the cutting edge.

Tokensoft, "Launch with confidence". 

TokenSoft is "projecting that within the next year, 25–35% of the amount processed through our platform will be on the Tezos blockchain. Currently our clients have processed half a billion through our platform, and they are currently seeking to issue $3 Billion+ onto the blockchain." Which comes down to about $1 Billion.