Blockworks published a comment letter on the SEC's proposed Regulation Crypto Assets startup exemption, asking the regulator to recognize a new role: Qualified Onchain Disclosure Agent (QODA). A QODA would prepare token disclosures by pulling onchain data and maintain a public, searchable, versioned record. The letter also asks the SEC to incorporate Token Transparency Framework line items, allow third-party filing, and preserve disclosures after projects stop reporting. The TTF, launched in June 2025, has 213 filings and a 70+ member Transparency Alliance including Coinbase, Binance.US, and Ark Invest. The author argues compliance costs and fragmented disclosures are the two main adoption hurdles for onchain markets, and that automated onchain compliance would keep U.S. markets globally competitive.

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Thread · 5 events · started 9 Jul 09:10 · last update 21 Oct 00:18
  1. UpdateSEC closes comment period on proposed Regulation Crypto Assets framework3 acc.
  2. UpdateBlockworks publishes comments on the SEC’s proposed crypto startup exemption5 acc.
  3. UpdateHyperliquid Policy Center urges SEC to clarify crypto rules as comment period closes5 acc.
  4. Leviathan published this article
  5. UpdateRipple files SEC comment letter urging clear crypto rules14 acc.
  6. UpdateHyperliquid Policy Center and Bitwise urge SEC to clarify proposed crypto rules7 acc.

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  • @BlockworksFirst reportOn X ↗

    https://t.co/4cYO3rFhcP

  • @turtledotxyz TurtleOn X ↗

    Issuers need affordable disclosure. Investors need a clear view of token supply, counterparties and obligations. We support @Blockworks’ proposal to make disclosures more accessible and easier to maintain across the industry. https://t.co/B316Eqry27

  • @sjdedic Simon DedicOn X ↗

    This might sound boring to most of you onchain degens, but it could end up being one of the most important initiatives happening in crypto right now. Blockworks is building SEC-aligned disclosure standards for tokens. and that single thing could improve the investability of this… https://t.co/zvzKe99Tjl

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  • @metaplexOn X ↗

    Metaplex Foundation supports Blockworks’ proposal to improve the disclosure process for projects raising under the proposed Reg Crypto framework. As more projects launch tokens onchain, blockchain can make disclosures both cheaper and more accurate. As infrastructure for token… https://t.co/plcZIdMQf0

  • @DegenMack Mack 🦾On X ↗

    High integrity projects need a way to reach a broader audience and bring more capital into the industry Blockworks is leading the charge on what public disclosures should look like And Metaplex will continue participating in TTF Tokens aren't dead, they're just maturing https://t.co/9kO1da9Jp0

  • @s_alderoty Stuart AlderotyOn X ↗

    1/ Today Ripple filed its comment letter on the SEC’s proposed Regulation Crypto Assets. We support the proposal, and the SEC has clear authority to adopt it. 2/ Years of “case by case, coin by coin” enforcement has pushed innovation offshore. We need holistic rules for digital…

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