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Updated March 2026
SEC Tokenization is the primary intelligence resource for practitioners, investors, and researchers navigating U.S. securities regulation as applied to tokenized digital assets. Our coverage spans Regulation D private placements, Regulation A+ token offerings, Regulation S offshore exemptions, ATS registration and market structure, and the full scope of SEC enforcement activity in the digital securities space.
We welcome contact from practitioners, issuers, institutional investors, researchers, and journalists. Below you will find the appropriate channels for each type of inquiry.
General Inquiries
Email: info@sectokenization.com
For general questions about our coverage, the site, or navigating the regulatory content library.
Editorial Inquiries and Corrections
Email: info@sectokenization.com (subject line: “Editorial”)
Accuracy is the foundation of what we do. Our regulatory analyses — including Howey test application guides, offering exemption comparisons, and enforcement action summaries — are sourced directly from SEC EDGAR, PACER court filings, FINRA records, and primary regulatory documents as described in our Methodology.
If you identify a factual error in any published analysis, we will review and, where warranted, correct it within 48 hours and note the correction at the bottom of the affected article. Please include the following in your correction request:
- The URL of the specific page or article containing the error
- The specific statement you believe to be inaccurate
- The correct information, with a citation to the primary source (e.g., SEC release number, EDGAR filing, court docket)
We treat correction requests from attorneys, compliance officers, and regulatory professionals with the same rigor as requests from our own research team.
Research and Coverage Requests
Email: info@sectokenization.com (subject line: “Research Request”)
Our coverage areas include:
- Offering exemptions — Reg D 506(b) and 506(c), Reg A+ Tier 1 and Tier 2, Reg S offshore offerings, SAFT agreements, and crowdfunding structures for digital securities
- Regulatory framework — Howey test digital asset analysis, SEC Crypto Task Force initiatives, Commissioner Peirce’s token safe harbor proposals, and evolving staff guidance
- Market structure — ATS registration requirements, broker-dealer qualification, Special Purpose Broker-Dealer (SPBD) rules, and the DTCC digital assets pilot
- Enforcement — SEC litigation releases, administrative proceedings, penalty data, and the enforcement shift from the Gensler era to the Atkins administration
- Comparative regulation — U.S. vs. EU tokenized securities frameworks and U.S. vs. Swiss token classification
If you are working on a topic we have not yet published, we welcome suggestions. Our editorial team evaluates coverage gaps on a rolling basis.
Institutional Access and Data Licensing
Email: info@sectokenization.com (subject line: “Institutional Access”)
For institutional subscribers, fund managers, law firms, compliance teams, and fintech developers, we offer:
- Custom research — Tailored regulatory analysis for specific offering structures, jurisdictions, or platform architectures
- Data licensing — Access to our curated enforcement action databases, ATS registration data, and Reg D filing analytics for integration into proprietary research systems
- Priority analyst support — Direct access to our research team for time-sensitive regulatory questions
- Regulatory briefings — Quarterly intelligence briefings covering enforcement trends, SEC rulemaking activity, and market structure developments
Our premium intelligence offering, described at Premium Intelligence, covers the full $19.4 billion RWA on-chain market, 47 registered ATS platforms, and the SEC Crypto Task Force’s ongoing regulatory initiatives under Chairman Paul Atkins.
Press and Media
Email: info@sectokenization.com (subject line: “Press”)
Journalists and media researchers covering U.S. digital securities regulation, SEC enforcement trends, or the tokenized asset market are welcome to contact us for background information, data, and expert context. We do not provide on-the-record commentary but can point to primary regulatory sources and our published analyses.
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SEC Tokenization is part of The Vanderbilt Portfolio intelligence network, which includes: