Thailand's securities regulator is reportedly about to make the country one of the first to register token sales in a regulated environment.
After infighting brought months of delays, Tezos investors finally seemed about to receive their crypto tokens. Then something unexpected happened...
Many point to the potential security threats as a reason votes have been trickling in (instead of rushing in) on the EOS blockchain.
EOS still needs millions on tokens staked before its mainnet can officially go live, unlocking its tokens for holders to trade and use.
A little-known company in Estonia is looking to raise as much as $180 million in a SAFT sale, public records show.
Lithuania's Ministry of Finance has published guidance on ICOs, outlining how different aspects of token offerings should be regulated.
South Africa startup Wala is using microraiden for high volume, low-value, off-chain ethereum transactions. And people are using it in the thousands.
The Moscow Exchange wants to list information about token sales, its CEO said Friday. However, the exchange won't directly sell tokens.
A platform for managing token sales, spun out of the famed investment platform AngelList, has raised funds from a notable cast of investors.
There are now two EOS blockchains being tested by rival groups. And while that might be worrisome, the groups say they'll work together in the end.
No, it's not a "race to the bottom." Reputable token issuers seek jurisdictional quality and clarity, and they're not finding it in the U.S.
Longer than hours, but maybe less than days – that's about the best estimate for when the EOS blockchain, years in the making, will finally launch.
One of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's leading officials on the cryptocurrency and token sale front just got a promotion.
Cryptocurrencies may offer solutions to a host of big problems, but for now, they're making issues with social media echo chambers worse.
Despite China's 2017 ban on ICOs, a Chinese firm still appears to have openly promoted a token sale that reportedly raised $18 million.