The cryptographic companies that emit or deal with tokens that can be values should provide detailed disseminations, the United States stock and values commission said Thursday (SEC).
The SEC published its last statement of the staff on disseminations before its second round table, which will focus on trade, “as part of an effort to provide greater clarity on the application of federal laws of values to cryptographic assets.”
The non -binding guide recommends that the companies that present disseminations be precise about what their businesses do and what role they can play their tokens in those companies. Much is based on observations about what companies have previously revealed, according to the statement. The statement did not deeply deepen which cryptocurrencies are being defined as values or how the definitive orientation on that subject can be.
“These offers and records may involve capital values or debt of the issues whose operations are related to networks, requests and/or cryptographic assets. These offers and records can also be related to the cryptographic assets offered as part or subject to an investment contract (such an active crypto, a” crypto crypto active “),” the statement said.
Many of the details include disseminations made by existing companies that the SEC said that it observed, even if companies are developing cryptographic networks or blockchain, their development milestones, what the network would be for and if it was based on open source or other technology batteries.
The above revelations also include details such as what the rights tokens and technical specifications have, according to the statement.
The statement said that the Corporation’s Finance Division was only providing its views ahead of Crypto Task Force of the SEC’s work to define more clearly where its jurisdiction is located in the digital asset sector. A footnote, such as previous personnel statements, said that the declaration is not a formal guide or regulation and “has no strength or legal effect.”
The previous statements of the personnel issued under the interim president Mark Uyeda went to Stablecoins and Memecoins.
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