Core Principles
Internet Capital Markets operate on five fundamental principles that distinguish them from traditional financial systems and enable a new form of value creation and discovery.
ICMs enable any internet-native product — a tool, creator, or app — to be represented as a tokenized asset. This token becomes a unit of participation in the cultural or functional value of that entity.
Anyone can launch a token. No brokers, no filings. Just smart contracts and public liquidity. Ideas move faster, and product-market fit becomes visible in real time.
ICMs use token pricing as public feedback — not on profit, but on presence. Prices reflect momentum, alignment, and cultural weight.
ICM tokens are not equity. They offer no dividends, shares, or guarantees. They are speculative markers of belief, not legal ownership.
An ICM token can hold value due to usage, narrative, access, or alignment. It reflects relevance, not revenue.