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thecrowdfundinglawyers.com founder Paul H Jossey has joined the Competitive Enterprise Institute as an Adjunct Fellow for Cryptocurrencies and Crowdfunding. In this role, Mr. Jossey will research and publish on crypto, equity crowdfunding, alternative and decentralized finance, and the JOBS Act of 2012. His research will cover these topics in aread more >
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Equity crowdfunding (Reg CF) exploded in 2020 setting records for new investors and capital raised. New rules begun in March will mean even more records as companies can offer, and investors can devote, more per raise. Source: Crowdfund Capital Advisors But as more founders find Reg CF, many will errread more >
New SEC crowdfunding rules go live today. Some questioned whether the Biden Administration would try to kill the rules approved last November. But that did not happen, and now entrepreneurs and private investors can engage more freely, although further improvements await. Crowdfund Capital Advisors summarized the new changes below: Regulationread more >
US crypto policy remained clouded after Gary Gensler’s Senate testimony yesterday. President Biden nominated him to chair the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Surprisingly, crypto policy appeared sparingly in the three-hour hearing, which also included the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau nominee. The hearing centered on issues arguably outside financial-regulator purviewread more >
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