STO News

The Dubai Financial Services Authority is reportedly looking to introduce two crypto-related consultation papers as part of its business plan in 2021.

Unlike most blockchain gaming fundraises, this one offers equity in the company and future profit-sharing.

In a Christmas present for the crypto industry, broker-dealers who abide by existing rules while holding security tokens in custody will not face enforcement action for the next five years.

Europe's largest economy is looking to pave the way for securities trading on the blockchain.

Several members of the Congressional Blockchain Caucus are calling for more clarity on broker-dealer rules from the U.S. securities regulator.

The crypto industry records another major acquisition in 2020.

SBI is considering tokenizing assets like real estate and fine art in the future.

CoinLinked, the social network platform launched by Wall St. veteran Jenny Q Ta, hopes to raise $5 million in a regulated security token offering.

Another action-packed week for crypto in Japan has passed.

INX will run the first SEC-registered security token offering in its IPO aiming to raise $111 million.

Despite a number of choke points, development continues for both security tokens themselves and the market infrastructure to support them.

Faculty at the Rotterdam School of Management argue that STOs are better for financing startups than ICOs.

In early 2018, dozens of experts called the STO the next big thing in fintech. However, in 2020, there still was no big break for STOs. What are the reasons?

This week has seen some major breakthroughs in disguise, reminding us of how regulation doesn’t all happen at once.

The government of Monaco has passed a new bill introducing the establishment of a security token framework.