People are trying to be SEC compliant, he says. But, for one, nobody knows what SEC compliant means, and two, regulators have not held upfrom my perspectivetheir end of the bargain. Corva says the SEC has so far failed to deliver on its promises of clear, plain English guidance for the crypto industry, and suspects it will likely never come.
The SEC, over a year and a half ago, said come to us seeking no-action relief. Come to us for approved offerings. We havent seen a single no-action letter published, he says
maybe an 'opportunity' to ask them(SEC) ? ->
The tour will start March 26 in San Francisco and continue across the US. - On March 6, the US Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) Strategic Hub for Innovation and Financial Technology (FinHub) announced it will be traveling the country and conducting face-to-face meetings with FinTech startups and entrepreneurs.
According to the SEC's announcement, the first meetings will be held in the SEC offices in San Francisco. After this, the FinHub staff will travel nationwide to facilitate "local peer-to-peer" meetings in which members of the FinTech community will have the chance to ask SEC representatives questions about regulations, projects, or any concerns. Participants can also discuss wide-ranging issues or even provide the SEC with a presentation about the projects they are working on.
The meetings will begin on
March 26, 2019.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that its staff will host a public forum focusing on distributed ledger technology (DLT) and digital assets on May 31, 2019.