The SEC wants to let newly public companies raise cash instantly in its biggest rule change in decades
CoinDesk
The SEC has proposed major rule changes to simplify IPOs and capital raising, potentially benefiting crypto companies by increasing operational flexibility.Summary
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed its most significant overhaul of public offering rules in over 20 years, aiming to reduce compliance costs and simplify capital raising. Key changes include allowing newly public companies to use shelf registrations immediately after their IPO, removing the $75 million public float requirement for such offerings, and raising the threshold for strict audit reporting. While not crypto-specific, these reforms could significantly benefit crypto firms like BitGo, Circle, and Securitize by providing greater speed and flexibility when accessing public markets.
(Source：CoinDesk)