Margaret Rosenfeld

Pretty sure Taylor Swift concert tickets are a security under the Howey Test as applied by Gensler’s SEC. All sold out in presale and you can sell a $200 for $4000 on the stubhub exchange. Sold to support building the platform for the concert.

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4) The cryptonative path, where disintermediation is the actual feature, is still ahead of us. Glad to see these conversations moving forward with our US regulators.

3) This keeps the debate going of whether we should be retrofiting legacy rails, or build something cryptonative. This SEC approval is firmly in the retrofit column. I am not criticizing that because it is still a milestone.

1/ This summary of the #SEC's approval of trading tokenized securities on #NASDAQ by Larry Florio gets it right, and it is worth reading before the breathless headlines take over. 🧵

@propelforward Agree. Any rights associated with a token arise from off chain contracts such as licenses or terms of use not from the token alone. Without that distinction the language risks creating confusion around enforceability and what holders actually receive.

I'm very much enjoying the SEC guidance but there do appear to be some private law/commercial law issues here... how does a crypto asset "convey [presumably legal] rights" ?

9) I am working through the full 70+ page release now. More to come on the specific definitional frameworks and where I think the comment letters should focus. Everyone should be thinking about where they want to weigh in and get involved.

8) The public comment period on this SEC interpretative release is the moment when practitioners, issuers, exchanges, and investors should be engaging to shape how these lines actually get drawn.

1/ The #SEC just released its commission-level interpretive guidance on the application of federal securities laws to hashtag#crypto assets for public comment. This is the "token taxonomy" that SEC Chair Atkins has been signaling since last November. tinyurl.com/5fwpmen8 🧵

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A great summary of the significance of today’s SEC & CFTC MOU by @larryflorio

@Amystreet @EasyEatsBodega Sounds like people are just misusing the new reporting feature. If the post itself isn’t paid, tagging it as a “paid partnership” would actually be inaccurate. Sounds like @elonmusk should look into this.

@AgentM_Tech @EasyEatsBodega Yeah so I did that in the comments and people are trying to report me for not reporting it as a paid post with the new feature

So lemme get this straight. Someone has reported EVERY. SINGLE. MENTION I have on my timeline of prediction markets as paid content. When my deal is not a set number of posts more being a brand ambassador. So now, I just want to make sure I understand it, if they are not directly paying me for posts. I must mark them as paid? When that’s not accurate? But my bio has partner in it. Because that’s what I am? @nikitabier I’ve always disclosed. Even before the flag came out for content. Have ALWAYS been upfront when I am paid for content. But I just wanna hear it from you that, if im a partner / brand ambassador, but not paid for X post, I have to still mark it as being paid? That feels incorrect…

@Amystreet @EasyEatsBodega You do not have to say “paid partnership” if that’s not accurate. The FTC just requires the relationship be clear in the post itself. In this case they’re sponsoring the event, so something like “working with ___ on this event” or “partnering with ___ on this event”.

@AgentM_Tech @EasyEatsBodega Yes but do I have to put “paid partnership” they aren’t paying me to promote they are sponsoring an event

@HaileyLennonBTC I’ve called you that in my mind for years.

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