Seeing that the SEC said it would clarify the rules for on-chain fundraising, many friends in the group are asking whether this means they’re going to loosen things.
Let’s think positively first: if the rules are truly clarified, projects that previously randomly issued tokens to rip off investors would have no room to operate. Meanwhile, teams doing legitimate projects would also be more confident to go all in, and institutional funds would feel safer to enter. In the long run, the overall industry ecosystem will definitely move in a better direction.
But on the other hand, we also have to raise a question mark. Everyone knows the SEC’s style. As for the so-called “clarifying the rules,” in the end, will it really mean loosening up for the industry, or will they just repackage the prior strict regulation with different wording? Nobody can be sure right now.
My personal view is that no matter how the rules ultimately get set, they will definitely move toward compliance. Those old playbooks that rely on shady ways to issue tokens will only get harder to pull off going forward. My own position is just being held normally—I’m not going to rush to move it just because of a piece of news. Let’s take one step at a time.
Everyone can pay more attention to what the later details actually look like. Don’t just start shouting “bull market” right now. Do you think that when the SEC clarifies the rules this time, it’s genuinely good news for the industry—or is it just another way of tightening control? Chime in in the comments.
$BTC
#SEC将明确链上募资规则
Let’s think positively first: if the rules are truly clarified, projects that previously randomly issued tokens to rip off investors would have no room to operate. Meanwhile, teams doing legitimate projects would also be more confident to go all in, and institutional funds would feel safer to enter. In the long run, the overall industry ecosystem will definitely move in a better direction.
But on the other hand, we also have to raise a question mark. Everyone knows the SEC’s style. As for the so-called “clarifying the rules,” in the end, will it really mean loosening up for the industry, or will they just repackage the prior strict regulation with different wording? Nobody can be sure right now.
My personal view is that no matter how the rules ultimately get set, they will definitely move toward compliance. Those old playbooks that rely on shady ways to issue tokens will only get harder to pull off going forward. My own position is just being held normally—I’m not going to rush to move it just because of a piece of news. Let’s take one step at a time.
Everyone can pay more attention to what the later details actually look like. Don’t just start shouting “bull market” right now. Do you think that when the SEC clarifies the rules this time, it’s genuinely good news for the industry—or is it just another way of tightening control? Chime in in the comments.
$BTC
#SEC将明确链上募资规则