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Zuckbucks or Bust: How SEC Rulemaking Hurts Startup Cryptos and Favors Big Tech
Internet TechTokensJune 7, 2019
SEC guidance has created a more attractive environment for regulated tech firms like Facebook to offer proprietary cryptoassets integrated into their existing products that can be legally traded on existing crypto-exchanges as non-securities. Meanwhile, the SEC has targeted startup cryptos for increased scrutiny.
Is Satoshi's vision destroyed? This article discusses all, from security to custodians to fiat-ramps and the ever ongoing regulation game.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has published fresh regulatory guidance for token issuers, nearly half a year in the making.
“Estonia-based Nasdaq–powered digital trading platform DX.Exchange is claiming an industry first with its launch of security token trading and security token offering (STO) listings. The development was shared with Cointelegraph in a press release on March 14. As previously reported, DX.Exchange went live in January, with support for various fiat and cryptocurrency trading pairs and tokenized stocks. In March, the platform added tokenized exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to its supported products.” by Marie Huillet. Read the full article here. Pacio is...
“Forte, a provider of blockchain-based platform technology for the games industry, and Xpring, Ripple’s developer ecosystem initiative to develop infrastructure and collaborate with innovative blockchain projects, have formed a $100 million fund to support game developers. The fund will operate alongside Forte’s platform technologies and include open-source solutions designed in collaboration with Ripple to speed-up the mainstream adoption of Blockchain technology in gaming, as it has the potential to improve game designs and help developers run better and...
STO stands for ‘security token offering’. It is a type of ICO but in STO the coin issued is actually security, meaning that the process of offering and the issuer itself shall be subjected to the securities regulation of the country in which they conduct the STO.