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The SEC introduced a new regulatory framework allowing token issuers to raise funds under exemptions set at $5 million and $75 million without registering as securities offerings. Issuers could also shed their "investment contract" classification once they cease providing promised managerial services, with a 60-day public comment period starting from the Federal Register publication.
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