The design software giant Figma is quite interesting. On July 21st, it submitted a revised version of its IPO document S-1 form. In the new document, in addition to determining the IPO price range, an important difference from the S1 form submitted at the beginning of the month is that it clearly states that the company has officially authorized the establishment of a new share category called "blockchain common stock". That is to say, granting the company's board of directors the power to issue stocks in the form of blockchain tokens in the future. However, there is currently no specific release plan.