How Do Regulation D and Regulation S Relate to STOs in the US?
Regulation D and Regulation S are US securities law exemptions commonly used for STOs to avoid full SEC registration. Regulation D allows the sale of securities to accredited investors within the US.
Regulation S allows the sale of securities to non-US persons outside the US, ensuring the offering is not deemed a public offering in the US.
Glossar
STOs
Structure ⎊ Security Token Offerings represent a regulated mechanism for issuing digital securities, fundamentally altering capital formation within the cryptocurrency ecosystem.
Regulation S
Scope ⎊ Regulation S establishes disclosure requirements and safe harbor provisions for the offer and sale of securities issued by U.S.
Regulation
Oversight ⎊ Regulation within cryptocurrency, options trading, and financial derivatives increasingly focuses on systemic risk mitigation, moving beyond solely consumer protection.
Regulation D
Exemption ⎊ Regulation D, within cryptocurrency, options trading, and financial derivatives, establishes a private placement exemption from Securities Act of 1933 registration requirements.