Security Tokens
STO’s vs Rule 12g of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
By tokenizing securities on a blockchain, combined with writing appropriate rules and restrictions into the smart contracts, they can now effectively trade on any of the hundreds of token exchanges globally. Thus potentially unleashing trillions…
What’s an “STO” or Security Token Offering?
There has been a lot of buzz and discussion in cryptocurrency around the emergence of Security Token Offerings (STOs). Security token offerings are being called the next step in token evolution. But why? What is…
What Issuers and Portal Operators Need to Know About Fees
In addition to the funds being sent by an investor to make an investment, additional fees can be added at the issuer’s (or portals) option. CrowdEngine supports three types of fee models, which are as…
JOBS Act Overview
With the passing of the JOBS ACT in 2012, the SEC changed how capital is raised by allowing companies to use the Internet and social media to sell securities via general solicitation. Equity crowdfunding under these…
Raise Capital from Non-Accredited Investors
Over the last 80 years, the only means for raising capital for private companies was through investors accredited with the SEC – just 2% of the wealthiest U.S. citizens. But, on May 16, 2016, the…
Intro to Security Tokens
Security tokens have become a hot topic in the finance and blockchain communities. In this article, we will explain in detail what security tokens are and how they differ from a utility token. Concept of…
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