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As more crypto projects (that eventually launch tokens) raise private funding rounds in which the details of the tokenomics/ lockups/ decentralization roadmap are not privy to the public, it’s also important to consider what details are important for projects with imminent token launches to disclose to potential token holders. The problem, however, is where and what details should be disclosed. In other words, in an otherwise transparent web3 world, what are the hidden details that are and should be transparent and easy to understand?
This week, Bytedance (which owns both Tiktok and Douyin) released a 2019 data report on the user behaviors and trends on Douyin. It’s only available in Chinese, so I thought it might be interesting to translate and share with all of you!
The sole reason for remove the public display of likes and views on an Instagram post comes down to one thing: ad dollars.
As you all may know, Block.one, famous for raising a $4 billion ICO in 2017, announced a settlement with the SEC today.
In response to the SEC’s complaint against Kik from two months ago, Kik filed their answer in a 130+ page document in court today. I read through them all and provided some annotations to help if— god bless you— you have the heart to read it :)
This morning, the SEC announced that it was suing Kik Interactive Inc. for conducting an illegal $100 million securities offering of digital tokens. Here is my annotated guide for you to read the 49-page complaint. :)
This morning, FinCEN released a fairly comprehensive guidance on crypto regulations, where they really break down those activities and parties they consider to be under their jurisdiction. Here’s my annotated read.
Digesting the SEC’s most recent framework for digital assets + no-action letter: what it means for crypto companies and token sales.
The SEC is re-considering its “Custody Rule’ for investment advisers and how the emergence of digital assets could mean in amending those rules. What does it all mean, and what are the ongoing issues?