Original sourceGlobal Finance Magazine
Summary
The SEC is considering a crypto asset fundraising framework called Regulation Crypto Assets (Reg CA) that would let issuers raise funds without going through traditional stock or bond offerings. The initial proposal allows up to $5 million over four years, or up to $75 million in any 12-month perio…
Key points
- This is a draft rule directly relevant to token fundraising, and founders and investors can use the comment period to voice views on disclosure and anti-fraud standards.
- If Reg CA takes shape, the U.S. would have its first fundraising channel designed specifically for crypto assets, changing the compliance cost structure for token projects.
- Founders need to assess whether to raise under Reg CA and prepare principles-based disclosure, while investors face a new risk profile from uncapped non-accredited investor participation.
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