WMKT: Aktionariat wemakeit AG Tokenized Shares

Aktionariat wemakeit AG Tokenized Shares (WMKT) is a digital token associated with shares in wemakeit AG, the company behind the Swiss crowdfunding platform wemakeit. The token is issued on Ethereum. It is not the platform’s crowdfunding payment or project-funding token based on public information; it represents a tokenized share instrument connected to the company.

The company says wemakeit focuses on creative projects and ideas, including work in art, music, film and design. It was founded in 2012 and describes its ownership model as community-based. However, the token’s name alone does not establish what legal rights each holder receives. Rights such as voting, dividends, or a claim on company assets depend on the applicable share terms and legal documents. Check those documents before treating WMKT as equivalent to ordinary shares or assuming it provides any particular shareholder benefit.

WMKT’s stated purpose is to represent tokenized shares associated with wemakeit AG. The company operates the wemakeit crowdfunding platform, where creators seek support for projects. Its campaigns use an all-or-nothing model: a project must reach its funding target by the deadline for funds to be distributed. The company describes its mission as making cultural and project funding more accessible.

There is no confirmed information here that WMKT is used to pay for crowdfunding campaigns, reward platform users, or grant access to platform features. Nor should holders assume that owning WMKT gives them voting rights, dividends, or influence over wemakeit’s operations. Those details depend on the formal terms of the tokenized shares and the relevant corporate arrangements. For a decision about ownership rights, rely on current issuer documentation rather than the token name or the platform’s general community-ownership description.

As of 2026-10-20, WMKT had a reported circulating supply of 432,084 tokens, equal to its reported total supply. No maximum supply was listed. These figures describe the reported token supply; they do not by themselves explain whether the issuer can create or cancel tokens under the terms of the share instrument.

The reported price was about $0.97, with a market capitalization and fully diluted valuation of about $418,000 each. Twenty-four-hour trading volume was unavailable, so the reported market figures do not show how easily a holder could buy or sell WMKT. Prices, valuations and supply information can change, and tokenized shares may trade infrequently. Treat these figures as a dated snapshot, not a guarantee of a current sale price or a measure of the company’s underlying value.

WMKT is issued on Ethereum and is not listed as the native token of a blockchain. Ethereum is the network on which the token exists; it does not mean WMKT is used to secure or operate Ethereum. Sending it requires a wallet and transaction setup compatible with the token’s actual contract and issuer requirements. Confirm the correct contract address and transfer instructions through official wemakeit or Aktionariat materials before making a transaction.

If you hold WMKT yourself, protect your wallet’s recovery phrase and private keys, and never share them with someone claiming they need them to release your tokens. A custodial service may hold the keys for you, but that introduces reliance on the provider. Tokenized shares can also have transfer rules or limits that differ from freely transferable crypto assets. Check whether the issuer or a service provider must be involved in transfers, and test only in line with the official instructions.

WMKT carries both crypto-market risks and risks related to the underlying company and share instrument. Its reported trading volume was unavailable as of 2026-10-20, which makes it difficult to assess liquidity from that figure. A listed token price may not mean you can sell at that price, particularly if few buyers or venues are available. Ethereum transaction fees, wallet mistakes, smart-contract issues, or loss of access to keys can also affect a holder.

The legal rights attached to WMKT may differ from those of conventional shares, and those rights should be confirmed in current issuer documentation. Company performance, changes to share terms, and applicable laws can affect the instrument. Tokenization does not remove these risks or guarantee a market. Before acquiring or transferring WMKT, check the issuer’s terms, available trading arrangements, and any eligibility or jurisdictional restrictions that apply to you. This is general information, not investment or legal advice.