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ICOs
Tokenized Fund-of-Funds to Raise $100 Million Via ICO
A new tokenized fund-of-funds was announced yesterday that aims to raise up to $100 million via an initial coin offering.
New Zealand Watchdog Warns Investors Over Marketplace ICO
New Zealand's financial markets watchdog has warned citizens from investing in an initial coin offering for an online marketplace.
ICO Mania Has Calmed Down a Bit – And That's Not So Bad
While there's plenty of evidence that ICOs are alive and well, attitudes from investors and entrepreneurs appear to be hardening.
To the Moon? Time to Grow Up, Bitcoin
The immaturity of bitcoin’s investing culture constrains progress toward attaining the technology’s fundamental social value, Michael J. Casey writes.
State Street Vets Net $5 Million for Crypto Startup
Three former State Streeters have raised $5 million to build a platform for the next wave of institutional investors wanting access to crypto assets.
Ex-SEC Lawyer Predicts 'Assembly Line' for ICO Enforcement
A former lawyer for the SEC discusses the way forward for ICO regulation, warning that an "assembly line" of actions could be on the way.
Are Tokens Like Gold? Attorneys Ask Tough Questions on ICOs
The SEC and the CFTC? A panel of top ICO lawyers discussed pressing legal challenges in the sector on Tuesday.
Hybrid ICO? Overstock's tZERO to Build Services Into Security Token
Overstock subsidiary tZERO is adding features to its upcoming security token, allowing investors to use the coin to purchase a handful of services.
Philippine Regulators Eye New Rules for Bitcoin Exchanges and ICOs
Philippine regulators are eyeing new rules for cryptocurrency exchanges and initial coin offerings (ICOs), according to officials.
Report Warns SAFT May Increase Legal Risk of Token Sales
Making ICOs compliant while delivering on their disruptive promise may be a harder needle to thread than the SAFT plan anticipates, a new paper says.
