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Regulatory uncertainty
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying regulatory-uncertainty. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 2273857-010 : A regulatory framework that relies exclusively on stable and presumptively optimal rules cannot adequately address future challenges, and the amendments, revisions, and retractions such a framework ge
- 2714974-018 : New Rule 506(c) creates uncertainty for hedge fund advisers considering general solicitation and general advertising, because the SEC required reasonable steps to verify accreditation without supplyin
- 2714974-021 : Until the SEC finalizes verification rules and gives a clear, comprehensive definition of the reasonable steps an issuer must take, issuers cannot determine at the time of sale whether their verificat
- 2715083-033 : The JOBS Act reform underdelivers on its own terms: because investor verification under Rule 506(c) is legally uncertain, hedge fund advisers have better incentives to launch retail alternative funds
- 2732915-040 : The same SEC implementation and clarification of Dodd-Frank registration and reporting requirements that helps the industry comply also creates uncertainty and higher costs for it, so continuing rule
- 2831040-023 : Early regulatory intervention is subject to massive information asymmetries and associated regulatory uncertainty because the early stage of an innovation often provides insufficient information about
- 2834531-011 : Establishing the facts about a new technology is often impossible in practice because there is no adequate sample or other reliable data on the effects of that technology yet.
- 2998033-008 : The absence of regulatory recognition of blockchain technology is itself a source of harm: it creates significant uncertainty, hinders cross industry implementation, and undermines infrastructure conv
- 2998033-009 : As of the publication of this article, a review of published court opinions showed that no court had reviewed, assessed, or scrutinized the uses and applications of blockchain technology.
- 2998097-016 : The SEC's efforts to clarify and optimize the post Dodd-Frank framework cut both ways: they supported industry compliance with the revised standards while simultaneously creating uncertainty and highe
- 3002908-001 : The absence of regulatory recognition of blockchain technology is itself a source of harm: it creates significant uncertainty for the blockchain community and undermines the evolution of the crypto ec
- 3002908-002 : Regulatory uncertainty around blockchain has three specific sources: insufficient or non existent regulatory guidance, the absence of court decisions, and uncertainty over which jurisdiction applies.
- 3002908-003 : Regulatory uncertainty in this transitional era actively frustrates blockchain innovation rather than supplying the secure framework in which blockchain applications could flourish.
- 3071378-008 : The lack of maturity of blockchain technology has slowed its integration into the corporate world, and the absence of a legal framework leaves the whole industry operating in a grey area of the law, w
- 3117224-020 : The United States was excluded from the comparative jurisdictional analysis because its regulatory setup for cryptocurrencies and DLT business was still too uncertain at the time of publication.
- 3227933-024 : There is great regulatory uncertainty around blockchain and smart contracts, especially in financial services, and legal frameworks globally will have to change to adapt to the growing use of the tech
- 3409548-018 : The absence of regulatory recognition of blockchain technology is not merely an inconvenience: it hinders implementation of the technology across industries and undermines the conversion of infrastruc
- 3411110-004 : Legal certainty is a necessary condition for the maturation of blockchain securities trading; the technology alone will not carry it there.
- 3411110-022 : Regulatory uncertainty produces a chilling effect: because early adopters must apply traditional law to novel instruments and cannot reach a comfortable level of certainty, legacy businesses hold back
- 3606663-014 : Regulatory uncertainty is curtailing the growth of the digital asset industry because investor classes across the spectrum, from retail investors to the largest institutions, are hesitant to participa
- 3606663-015 : Institutional investors face a distinct barrier beyond volatility: fiduciary responsibility to their clients limits the type of risk they may take on, and the lack of custody solutions recognized by r
- 3652481-012 : Regulatory uncertainty is holding back both the development of DAOs and the optimization potential DAOs offer for digital assets.
- 3709041-030 : Regulatory concerns and lack of market confidence were the cited reasons for postponing the token sale of GiftCoin, a charitable donation tracking project that launched in 2017 and shut down in June 2
- 3799320-007 : Regulatory uncertainty is holding back both the development of DAOs and the potential of DAOs to optimize digital assets.
- 3808873-006 : The profit driven influx into the digital asset space brought rampant fraud that created a chasm between the decentralized asset space and mainstream investors, and lacking regulatory certainty and re
- 3808873-028 : People coins and the innovations they created were largely subject to regulatory uncertainty and evolved much slower or not at all, so government and corporate coins created their own path dependencie
- 4021599-026 : The regulatory status of securities tokens is rather well established, whereas the regulatory status of utility tokens remains unclear.
- 4957318-013 : The possibility that a law will expire without guaranteed renewal creates a climate of uncertainty that discourages the investment and long term planning which depend on consistent regulatory framewor
- 4957318-024 : Experimental rules impose a cost on the regulated: because the rules are temporary and subject to change, they complicate compliance efforts, disrupt long term planning, and create ambiguity that can