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Regulation Crypto Assets: How the SEC Proposes to Regulate Token Sales in the US
On 18 August 2026 the SEC proposed Regulation Crypto Assets, the first dedicated regime for public token sales in the US. We cover the startup and fundraising exemptions, Rule 103 disclosure, the safe harbor and how it differs from MiCA.
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DeFi and DAOs: Who Is Liable for a Decentralized Project
Calling a project decentralized does not remove liability. US courts have already treated DAOs as associations or partnerships.
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Privacy Coins (Monero, Zcash): Legal Status in the EU, UAE and US
Holding a privacy coin is generally not prohibited. The restrictions hit the businesses that deal in it: exchanges, custodians, brokers.
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Travel Rule for Crypto Businesses: What Data to Transmit and How to Implement It
What data the Travel Rule requires in the EU, UK and US, how to handle self-hosted wallets and missing information, and how to implement the rule.
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Loot Boxes and Secondary Markets: When a Game Mechanic Becomes Gambling Under EU and US Law
The same mechanic, a paid random item, may be unlawful gambling in Belgium, fall under a separate regime in France when items can be monetised, and face no federal ban in the US, where the FTC (US Federal Trade Commission) and the states are nonetheless acting. The deciding question is whether the item can be…
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Legal Support for Token Sales Procedure
A token sale is not just creating a token and listing it. Before you sell, you need to know what kind of asset the token is, which regulator reads your offer and what documents it must come with. The rules in the EU and the US moved a lot in 2025–2026. In the EU, MiCA…