Wireline is now barred from distributing the tokens it promised investors in its 2018 SAFT sale.
"Crypto Mom" took no prisoners in her fiery rebuke of the SEC's Telegram action.
Marco Santori, who helped write the SAFT framework, is leaving Blockchain.com to helm Kraken's expanding legal team.
Hedera Hashgraph, the company behind the blockchain-like Hedera network, is asking investors to wait longer for tokens they paid for, in order to stabilize their cratering price.
NuCypher has raised $10.7 million in a SAFT with Polychain, Bitmain and others. It's also launched the testnet for its suite of encryption services.
A healthcare-focused blockchain firm has settled with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission over its 2017-2018 SAFT offering.
Skale Labs has raised $10 million to launch a layer 2-focused scalable blockchain for ethereum dapps.
Imaging giant Kodak is now looking at May 21 for the SAFT offering of its KODAKCoin for accredited investors.
A framework that strives to enable compliant U.S. token sales may have come under fire in the press, but it's still widely used by entrepreneurs.
Peer-to-peer economy platform Origin raised more than $28 million through a Simple Agreement for Future Tokens sale this year, filings reveal.
Decentralized protocol 0x has raised $775,000 through a SAFT sale last year.
Blockchain startup Kadena has raised $12 million for its upcoming Chainweb protocol.
Basecoin developer Intangible Labs raised $125 million in a SAFT sale, SEC filings show.
Stephanie Avakian, a co-director of the U.S. SEC's Enforcement Division, said the agency is investigating "dozens" of ICO campaigns.
Rumors are swirling that the SEC is targeting a notable startup structure for tokens, but no one knows for sure what would happen if it did.