U.S. and Canadian authorities appear determined to make an example of an ICO believed to have raised $15 million.
The SEC's chief accountant is taking distributed ledger technology seriously, exhorting other accountants to do the same.
The SAFT framework, despite its limitations, is a reasonable path forward for token issuers given the ambiguity of current laws, writes Jerry Brito.
The growing market for cryptographic tokens is at risk for market manipulation, according to SEC chairman Jay Clayton.
One of the ICO sector's most active advisory firms speaks out on its view of the SEC's recent guidance – and it's mostly in agreement with the agency.
Should purveyors of ICOs fear the long arm of US law? Legal experts cite a recent case that suggests the answer may be yes.