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That is an interesting topic for many jurisdictions. I am a lawyer in a Swiss law firm located in Zug and Zurich. Recently we received a new Guideline from Financial authority dedicated to the topic how the ICOs and Tokens should be treated in Switzerland. You can check the info http://goldblum.eu/en/legal-news/the-swiss-financial-market-supervisory-authority-issues-guidelines-on-icos/ 

I would emphasize two points: First, the type of token (utility, security or currency) does not necessarily imply the financial regulation, which more or less depends on the ICO structure; and second - the utility tokens have very specific and narrow meaning - the token is utility only if it can be used at the platform/for your service/etc. already at the moment of its issue. Also, the definition and regulation of the "security" in different jurisdiction vary. If you are interested in Swiss regulation, our lawyers can advise you on this subject as well as assist in implementation. Best regards