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Deaton: Separate Custody, Access and Trading

A planned tokenized dinosaur raises distinct launch questions.

A leaf fossil rests inside a glass display case on a white plinth in a quiet gallery.
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Deaton is described as a tokenized dinosaur preparing to arrive on Solana, not as a completed launch. Launches often compress three different promises into one clock: the object exists, the supporter deserves access and the market can discover a price. Those claims do not mature at the same speed. Custody of the underlying object, participant eligibility and trading terms should be examined separately; first-hour turnover cannot establish any of them. The report does not establish token-holder rights in the physical object.

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