MetaDAO's ICO, Read Off Its Own Documentation
A four-day commit window, a refund that hangs on a number the founder picks, and a price floor the venue's own pages now file under deprecated — the mechanics read from the primary documents.
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The SEC's Token Offering Proposal: Two Exemptions, One Safe Harbour, Nothing in Force
Regulation Crypto Assets would exempt token offerings of up to $5 million over four years, or $75 million a year, from registration. Comments close 20 October. None of it is law yet.
Tokenomist and CryptoRank, Compared on What an Unlock Calendar Can Prove
Two third-party vesting trackers read side by side: what each publishes, where a projected unlock diverges from an announced claim, and why neither can bind the issuer who wrote the schedule.
Two Ways to Ration a Token Sale: Kraken Launch and Legion
A structural comparison of how two launch venues decide who gets tokens — exchange loyalty scored against onchain merit — and what neither model can do for the buyer.
Filed, Not Approved: What ESMA's MiCA Register Actually Says
The European register lists crypto-asset white papers — and states in plain terms that no competent authority has reviewed or approved them. A listing proves a document was filed.
August's Presale Shop-Window: AI Branding and Audit Badges
The month's most heavily marketed presales share one playbook — countdown timers, staged pricing, audit badges, and an AI suffix wherever one will fit.
