The first ever token sale approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission of The U.S. under regulations A+ has been received by the whole cryptocurrency community as positive sign that while it was taking its time, slowly and surely the U.S. agency is warming up to the nascent industry.
Under the Regulations A+ any member of the public can partake in a Regulation A+ funding round.
Regulations A+ is an initial public offering (IPO) alternative geared towards startups in need of early funding which was introduced back in 2012 via the Jumpstart Our Business Startup Act.
This relatively new funding mechanism is more lenient in disclosure obligations than as with an IPO and it has two tiers with hard caps on raised funds, maxing out at $50million within a 12-month period.
Headlines for the world of Cryptocurrencies - July 10, 2019
- Samsung Releases SDK For Ethereum Developers
- Ban On USD Creates Massive Interest On BTC In Zimbabwe
- The Hashrate Growth Of Bitcoins Continues To Accelerate Reaching New Highs
- Coinbase And Aon Launching Regulated Insurance
- Election Authority In The U.S. Set To Decide On Member’s Ethereum Token Initiative
Headlines for the world of Cryptocurrencies - July 09, 2019
- Central Bank Of China To Develop Own Crypto
- More Crypto Competition In The U.S.
- Resumption Of Private Placement Of Bitcoin Trust Shares On Grayscale
- Morgan Creek CEO Predicts $30,000 USD BTC Price
- New Torrent Softwared Enhanced By Tron-based Token BTT
Headlines for the world of Cryptocurrencies - July 08, 2019
- Biki.com One Of Forbes’ Top 10 Blockchain Companies In 2019
- Changes in Ether Reference Rate And Index Points To New Futures Product At CME
- Kumex Kucoin’s Bitcoin Derivative Trading Platform
- Changes in Ether Reference Rate And Index Points To New Futures Product At CME
- Deutsche Bank Retrenches 18,000 Jobs
