SEC Proposes $75M Cap for Crypto Token Fundraising
Beyond the $75M cap, the real story is the lifecycle: raise under crypto-native disclosures, report quarterly, then file a public exit from the investment contract after the build.
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Beyond the $75M cap, the real story is the lifecycle: raise under crypto-native disclosures, report quarterly, then file a public exit from the investment contract after the build.
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