ICOs

The Gentrification of ICOs Is Underway

The ICO neighborhood, so to speak, is cleaning up, though University of Dublin's Paul Ennis suggests this may not exactly be a future to fear.

How to structure token sales that comply with securities laws open participation to a diverse range of purchasers and enhance value for all involved.

By Zoe DolanNov 18, 2017

Class-action litigators in the U.S. appear to be positioning for a potential pop in the hot initial coin offering market.

By Aaron StanleyNov 17, 2017

A high-profile ICO project is re-evaluating whether it will stick with the ethereum network or shift to a more scalable and lower-cost solution.

By Brady DaleNov 16, 2017

A second class action lawsuit has been filed against the founders of blockchain startup Tezos, alleging violation of U.S. securities law.

By Aaron StanleyNov 15, 2017

Japanese IT firm has unveiled a new payments technology designed to facilitate transactions between blockchains.

By Stan HigginsNov 15, 2017

The U.K. Financial Conduct Authority warned against investing in cryptocurrency-based contracts in a post published Tuesday.

By Nikhilesh DeNov 14, 2017

A senior official at Russia's central bank said earlier today that he believes initial coin offerings could drive funding opportunities for startups.

By Stan HigginsNov 14, 2017

The European Securities and Markets Authority has issued statements outlining the perceived risks of ICOs for investors and startups.

The SAFT framework, despite its limitations, is a reasonable path forward for token issuers given the ambiguity of current laws, writes Jerry Brito.

By Jerry BritoNov 13, 2017

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