Props for the “Reg A” Reality: A lesson in digital asset securities offerings
It pains me to say it, but Open Props’ recent announcement of the coming termination of its ongoing Regulation A (“Reg A”) digital asset securities (Props) offering and the cessation of support for its Props Loyalty Program leads me to one stark conclusion.
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#1 Did You Know: Eligible Issuers
Regulation A (“Reg A”)[1] is a great way for smaller companies to raise funds through the sale of securities — up to $50 million a year — including companies wishing to issue securities tokens. It offers a number of benefits to such companies, including the ability to (1) sell unrestricted (i.e., freely transferable) securities (2) on a continuous basis over time (3) to a variety of investors, regardless of their income or wealth (4) without having to register the securities at a state-by-state level.