Jarsy: The threshold for Pre-IPO has been lowered from a million dollars to a dozen bucks, and someone is finally taking this seriously.

Having stayed in the crypto circle for a long time, everyone is accustomed to the logic of "getting in early to eat the big meat"—primary market, secondary market, tertiary market, layer by layer, ordinary people are always on the outer layer watching institutions feast. However, this piece of meat in the Pre-IPO stage has always been exclusive to institutions and high-net-worth individuals: the valuation has not yet been fully hyped by the market, and the company's fundamentals are already solid, often resulting in several times or even more than ten times the space during the listing wave.

Now, @JarsyInc has broken through this layer of paper. They are not just issuing a useless token to tell a story, but are using real money to acquire shares in the Silicon Valley primary market, then slicing it up and making it available to everyone in the form of on-chain tokens. Starting from 10 dollars, KYC compliant, you can buy directly with USDC or fiat currency. What you purchase is not just a concept, but the economic rights of real equity.

The projects visible on the platform are all among the hardest current unicorns: JKRAK (Payward, the parent company of Kraken) is currently about $52.29 per share; JMERC (Mercury Technologies, the bank-level fintech favored by entrepreneurs) is about $20.47 per share; JANDL (Anduril Industries, the new defense tech darling created by Palmer Luckey) is about $97.18 per share; JANTH (Anthropic, the team behind Claude) is about $209.94 per share; JHVAI (Harvey AI, the dark horse in the legal AI field) is about $229.94 per share.

Any one of these companies successfully going public would be an industry-level event. Kraken has been working towards an IPO for several years, while the funding valuations of Anduril and Anthropic have been on the rise. Mercury and Harvey are the most sought-after players in their respective fields.

The gameplay of Jarsy is actually quite straightforward: first, obtain shares through professional channels, place them in a Delaware SPV custody (compliant structure), and then issue J-tokens at a 1:1 ratio, with each token corresponding to the economic rights of real shares. Users buying tokens effectively hold indirect economic exposure to the corresponding company, and in the future, events such as dividends, stock splits, and IPO exits will proportionally be given to token holders. The platform also offers secondary trading, with liquidity much stronger than traditional private placements.

The most important thing is that they have applied the benefits of blockchain where it is needed: transparency, auditability, global instant settlement, but they haven't forced users to operate entirely on-chain—new users can use fiat, while experienced users can use USDC, both are fine.

In simple terms, this is how RWA should be: it's not about packaging garbage assets on-chain, but rather breaking down the highest quality, hardest-to-access assets and making them available to ordinary people. In the past few years, no matter how much leverage and liquidity mining we played in DeFi, the underlying assets were still circulating within the crypto circle. Now, platforms like Jarsy are directly connecting Silicon Valley's top growth stories into the capillaries of the crypto world.

If you also feel that the next big opportunity is not in memecoins, but in the democratization of real-world assets, then Jarsy is worth a serious look. I have already dipped my toes in with a small position, and I feel this is the quietest yet deadliest narrative in the 2025-2026 cycle.

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