Equity financing of new firms/businesses is usual practice that is conducted to dilute shares, in order to raise capital. Conventional methods consist of existing shareholders carrying out dilution of the firm, so prospective investors can obtain capital in several rounds. There are two primary phases in equity token based finance, these are referred to as private locked up phases and public liquidity phase. You can retain the stocks as non-dilutable over the course of the lock-in period. The tokens are available for prospective investors via Equity Token Offerings. (ETOs)