When it comes to token launches, the regulatory pathway matters a lot. One critical aspect is whether builders can issue tokens without running into SEC enforcement actions for securities violations. The regulatory framework addresses this directly, but here's the catch—while the direction is clear, actually implementing it isn't straightforward or cheap. The rules exist, yet the execution remains complex and resource-intensive for most projects.
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WalletManager
· 16h ago
In plain terms, compliance costs are the real threshold for value investing. Small projects simply can't afford to play this game.
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SerumSquirrel
· 16h ago
In simple terms, there are rules on paper, but in practice, it costs a lot of money and brainpower... Small projects are directly discouraged.
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SeeYouInFourYears
· 16h ago
Basically, the rules are in place, but the actual implementation is extremely costly. Small teams simply can't afford to play.
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PortfolioAlert
· 17h ago
Honestly, no matter how clear the framework is, it’s useless. The key is burning money. Small projects simply can't afford this approach.
When it comes to token launches, the regulatory pathway matters a lot. One critical aspect is whether builders can issue tokens without running into SEC enforcement actions for securities violations. The regulatory framework addresses this directly, but here's the catch—while the direction is clear, actually implementing it isn't straightforward or cheap. The rules exist, yet the execution remains complex and resource-intensive for most projects.