Roc-A-Fella Records halts NFT sale of rights to Jay-Z album
Roc-A-Fella was granted the order by a judge in a New York court, in connection with attempts by founder Damon Dash to sell the copyright of Jay-Z’s debut album “Reasonable Doubt” as NFT.
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Gibraltar considers token sales as ‘security offerings by default’
Firms were welcome to issue tokens under license of Gibraltar, subject to rules which consider all token issues to be a form of security issue.
UAE ranked top for most token sales 2019
United Arab Emirates have made giant leaps to top the token sales list for 2019 so far.
Harvard University backs crypto firm Blockstack
The university, together with Lux Capital and Foundation Capital, has invested $11.5 million, purchasing 95.8 million Stacks tokens.
New York firm Blockstack to raise $50M via token sale
The move was confirmed in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), with the firm aiming to raise capital from a U.S. token issue through a subsidiary, Blockstack Token LLC.
Blockstack Token LLC announces SEC filing for regulated token offering
Blockstack Token LLC announced that it has filed an offering statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to conduct a $50 million token offering using the SEC Regulation A+ framework.
Blockchain-based journalism platform Civil token sale goes live
Civil’s token sale went live yesterday, with 100 percent of the proceeds going to the support of journalism worldwide.
FINRA warns against ICOs offerings SAFTS
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) has raised the alert for ICO that promote an adoption of SAFT in an effort to try and convince investors that they are offering a security or are in compliance with regulatory guidelines.
Overstock’s tZero announces regulated exchange for token sales
Online retail giant Overstock has announced plans for a regulated exchange for token sales, via its blockchain subsidiary tZero (t0).
SAFTs may increase risks associated with token sales
Simple Agreements for Future Tokens, or SAFTs, may actually have the opposite regulatory effect than desired, according to a report.