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RE: SEC Sends Markets Deep In Red: "ICOs Are Securities, We Regulated You"
Could companies simply look to avoid offering their ICO in the US?
From memory, EOS took this approach with their ICO, could others follow?
Thats the new norm, then you still have americans buying the ICO's either marked up on the exchange markets even though they can't get the ICO's directly.
Doesn't it also bring issues for the exchanges though? If the tokens are classed as securities then the exchanges will have to comply with US securities rules. Potentially could they require more disclosure from coin issuers to allow their coins / tokens to continue to be traded?