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Legal & RegulatoryEvent: September 2, 2026

DLx Law PLLC published a client alert regarding the SEC's recently proposed Regulation Crypto Assets framework introducing a Startup Exemption, Fundraising Exemption tiers, Safe Harbor formalizing separation, preemption of state securities registration requirements, a new principles-based disclosure framework under Rule 103, and a forward-looking safe harbor for Fundraising Exemption materials.

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SEC’s recently proposed Regulation Crypto Assets introduces a framework that would, for the first time, create a real pathway for public funding of blockchain projects through the sale of crypto assets.

Sarah Chen|DLx Law PLLC team

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DLx Law PLLC

Leading innovation to meet today’s challenges. Facilitating progress to develop tomorrow’s tech.

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Law Practice
Location
New York, US
Company size
8 employees

DLx Law is a U.S. law firm (est. 2018) that possesses a blend of traditional ‘Big Law’ regulatory and capital markets expertise, in-depth knowledge of fintech and blockchain technologies, and a wealth of experience in commercial practice, financial regulation, and consumer protection. Prominent clients include startups, developers, foundations, and multinational companies in various industries involving digital assets, banking, payments, finance, and high-tech services. DLx Law holds a distinctive position as one of the few U.S. law firms focused primarily on digital assets and emerging technologies, including blockchain and distributed ledger technologies. DLx Law collaborates closely with industry practitioners, scholars, and policymakers, working to advance the industry's thought leadership and critical policy interests.

Founded 2018

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DLx Law PLLC published a client alert regarding the SEC's recently proposed Regulation Crypto Assets framework introducing a Startup Exemption, Fundraising Exemption tiers, Safe Harbor formalizing separation, preemption of state securities registration requirements, a new principles-based disclosure framework under Rule 103, and a forward-looking safe harbor for Fundraising Exemption materials. | SeedOps