BAGS Taps Bedrock Foundation to Unveil Company Stocks On-Chain

BAGS, a blockchain entity for the creation of companies on-chain, has partnered with Bedrock Foundation, an autonomous legal guardian for on-chain firms. The partnership aims to unveil an on-chain creation and registration of company stocks. As BAGS disclosed on its official X account, the new model will automatically reserve nearly thirty percent of the stock of a company for holders, developing a transparent framework to distribute shareholder value. Hence, the development attempts to combine digital ownership and real-corporate rights like equity-level benefits and IP protections.

Introducing Stocks on @BagsApp Now anyone can launch a company on chain and register a business in seconds with real verified ownership. When a company is launched, up to 30% of company stock is reserved for holders. This creates a clear structure for companies to provide… pic.twitter.com/pfp5wK79xJ

— BAGS (@BagsApp) March 26, 2026

BAGS x Bedrock Foundation Partnership Connects Real Equity and Tokens with Legal Protections

In collaboration with Bedrock Foundation, BAGS has officially announced the service that permits the creation and registration of company stocks on-chain. At the moment, equity and tokens often work in separate silos, letting founders raise funds via tokens while also extracting capital privately with the use of equity. Bedrock resolves the respective structural gap with the integration of a founder-friendly and standardized legal layer.

Keeping this in view, founders retain a minimum of seventy percent of equity as well as complete operational control. At the same time, Bedrock Foundation keeps preference shares as well as a golden share, ensuring that the equity-level events, asset sales, and acquisitions cannot circumvent shareholder protections. Additionally, the equity allocation of Bedrock Foundation ranges between 10 percent and 30 percent preference shares, along with a golden share, as the founders determine during onboarding.

Mandatory Purchase Mechanism Revolutionizes Equity Access and Token Control

According to BAGS, the Bedrock also adds a mandatory buyout system that permits any party possessing the token supply’s 30% or above it to trigger a purchase of the remnant tokens, with price calculated through a 7-day TWAP that is multiplied by 1.30. Overall, the new initiative focuses on revolutionizing the way the token holders, investors, and founders interact by integrating actual corporate security protections into next-gen on-chain markets.

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