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DeFi Assets LLC Introduces Cap Table on VYASA — The Enterprise Operating System for Private Capital Markets

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Full-lifecycle equity management with an independent 409A valuation, two-day migration and published per-shareholder pricing — included, not sold as add-ons

NEW YORK, Aug. 14, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — DeFi Assets LLC, a subsidiary of Apex DeFi Labs Inc., today introduced Cap Table, a complete equity management system now available on VYASA — The Enterprise Operating System for Private Capital Markets. Companies can sign up and manage their cap table at www.veepcapital.com.

Cap Table is built for private companies that need their equity records to serve as a defensible legal system of record rather than a spreadsheet maintained between financings. It covers share and grant administration, vesting, scenario modeling and regulatory reporting in a single environment — including capabilities that competing platforms typically meter, charge for separately, or leave to outside counsel and valuation firms.

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Cap Table supports common and preferred shares, options, RSAs, RSUs, SARs, warrants, convertible notes and SAFEs. Multiple share classes are modeled with their own rights, preferences and conversion terms, so the record reflects the actual capital structure rather than an approximation of it.

Companies issue grants, set vesting schedules, and administer cliffs, exercises and releases directly in the platform. Employees view their own equity through a self-service portal designed to be understood without a walkthrough — reducing the administrative load that typically falls on finance and people teams.

Cap Table lets founders and boards model a round before signing a term sheet, run an exit waterfall to see what each class actually receives, and compare scenarios side by side. Negotiating positions can be tested against dilution and distribution outcomes in advance rather than reconstructed afterward.

409A valuations, ASC 718 expense reporting, Rule 701 tracking, Form D filing and board approvals are handled within the platform rather than through add-on modules or third-party engagements. This reflects the design principle behind VYASA: compliance is native infrastructure, not a layer bolted on after the fact.

Every paid plan includes one 409A valuation per year. Each valuation is prepared under established methodology and signed by a credentialed independent appraiser, so it withstands auditor review and qualifies for IRS safe harbor. Comparable platforms commonly price a 409A between $2,000 and $3,500 on top of subscription fees.

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