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Breaking Down Highlights of the “JOBS and Investor Confidence Act of 2018”
The House Financial Services Committee recently unveiled a new bill aimed at fostering increased private investment. The “JOBS and Investor Confidence Act of 2018,” as the bill is titled, is actually a compilation of 32 individual bills. While the complete … Continue reading
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Focusing on the How, not the What – Making sense of recent SEC guidance on crypto assets
Through a triad of recent releases/interviews, the SEC has further clarified how it views the offering and sale of crypto assets. These guidance materials provide some really good insight on the SEC’s thinking with respect to its treatment of crypto … Continue reading
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ICO Attorneys Beware, You Could Be Next!
Following the SEC’s recent initial subpoena offerings (pun intended) targeting ICO issuers, many believe the SEC might now turn its sights toward some of the gatekeepers involved in the subject ICOs, including the attorneys. Some attorneys practicing in the ICO … Continue reading
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Priming the ICO Pump; Don’t Get Sucked In
If you’ve been under a rock for the last year or so, you might not know that “initial coin offerings” or ICOs are the hottest thing in the financial market today. As if the fact that the overwhelming majority of … Continue reading
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2017 STATE OF THE STATES – List of Current Active and Proposed Intrastate Crowdfunding Exemptions (Updated)
LAST UPDATED: August, 2017 I don’t know about the rest of you out there but I have not yet found a website that accurately identifies each of the states that have currently enacted, or are in some stage of enacting, … Continue reading
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