SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce has unveiled her proposal to implement a "safe harbor" for crypto startups, allowing them a three-year grace period after their initial coin offerings to achieve a level of decentralization sufficient to pass the Howey test.
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SEC warns investors about initial exchange offerings
IEOs are the new ICOs, and the financial watchdog wants investors to take heed
The Securities and Exchange Commission issued an alert Tuesday, urging investors to proceed with caution before investing in IEOs through online trading platforms—which often tout themselves as exchanges—especially when those platforms are located overseas.
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Virgil Griffith free on bail
The former Ethereum developer has been released from custody, a full 10 days after a judge ordered him released on $1 million bail
Virgil Griffith, the former head of special projects for the Ethereum Foundation, is free on $1 million bail. He was charged with violating sanctions following a trip to North Korea in April to deliver a lecture on cryptocurrency. Prosecutors say he assisted the rogue regime in using cryptocurrency to bypass sanctions.