Blockstack, a firm that’s working on offering a decentralized, tokenized computing network (to facilitate decentralized applications) has applied with the SEC to provide a $50 million token sale later this year. If approved, the company would be the first in the blockchain industry to use the SEC’s Regulation A+ framework.
They are among the first to seek SEC approval before doing anything, although we heard earlier this week about a small private airline that received a tacit “go-ahead” from the SEC with severe limitations.
Blockstack has chosen to go an alternative route, in which they’ll be able to offer full-blown security tokens to investors. According to a press release we’ve received, Blockstack has already been used to create over 80 applications.
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