SAFT (Simple Agreement for Future Tokens)
The Simple Agreement for Future Tokens (SAFT) is an instrument and open-source framework for cryptographic token sales.
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The Simple Agreement for Future Tokens (SAFT) is an open-source agreement framework for token sales developed by Protocol Labs in collaboration with AngelList and Cooley. The SAFT is inspired by the Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE) developed by Y Combinator. It is used as the default agreement by Coinlist, a platform for connecting token based networks with investors for pre-launch token sales. The first use of the SAFT was implemented for the Filecoin token saletoken sale by Protocol Labs.
A SAFT is an investment contract between investors and developers. Investors pay money to developers for the right to cryptocurrency tokens upon completion of the product. It is part of the developing legal standards and regulatory frameworks arising around digital token sales. It was created amid uncertainty over the legal structure around of the increasingly popular initial coin offering (ICO) ecosystem. The U.S. SEC has released statements suggesting some token sales may fall under U.S. securities law depending on the particular facts and circumstances of the unique token sale as well as a comprehensive report specifying the DAO tokens as securities. China’s central bank and South KoreanSouth Korean financial regulators have taken notice both issued bans on current ICO activity in September 2017.
The SAFT project launched a website and githubgithub organization on October 2nd, 2017 along with a SAFT whitepaper written by Juan Benet, Marco Santori, and Jesse Clayburgh.
A SAFT is an investment contract between investors and developers. Investors pay money to developers for the right to cryptocurrency tokenscryptocurrency tokens upon completion of the product. It is part of the developing legal standards and regulatory frameworks arising around digital token sales. It was created amid uncertainty over the legal structure around of the increasingly popular initial coin offering (ICO) ecosystem. The U.S. SEC has released statements suggesting some token sales may fall under U.S. securities law depending on the particular facts and circumstances of the unique token sale as well as a comprehensive report specifying the DAO tokens as securities. China’s central bank and South Korean financial regulators have taken notice both issued bans on current ICO activity in September 2017.
The SAFT project launched a website and github organization on October 2nd, 2017 along with a SAFT whitepaper written by Juan Benet, Marco Santori, and Jesse ClayburghJesse Clayburgh.
The Simple Agreement for Future Tokens (SAFT) is an open-source agreement framework for tokentoken sales developed by Protocol Labs in collaboration with AngelList and Cooley. The SAFT is inspired by the Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE) developed by Y Combinator. It is used as the default agreement by Coinlist, a platform for connecting token based networks with investors for pre-launch token sales. The first use of the SAFT was implemented for the Filecoin token sale by Protocol Labs.
Filecoin becomes the first token to utilize the SAFT instrument with their raise of more than $200 million dollars worth of USD, ETH, BTC, and ZEC.
The SAFT project is launched with a whitepaper describing the goals of the SAFT project. The paper was written by Juan Benet, Marco Santori, and Jesse Clayburgh and was released as an open source document available on the SAFT github.
The Simple Agreement for Future Tokens (SAFT) is an open-source agreement framework for token sales developed by Protocol Labs in collaboration with AngelList and Cooley. The SAFT is inspired by the Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE) developed by Y Combinator. It is used as the default agreement by Coinlist, a platform for connecting token based networks with investors for pre-launch token sales. The first use of the SAFT was implemented for the Filecoin token sale by Protocol LabsProtocol Labs.
The Simple Agreement for Future Tokens (SAFT) is an open-source agreement framework for token sales developed by Protocol Labs in collaboration with AngelList and CooleyCooley. The SAFT is inspired by the Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE) developed by Y Combinator. It is used as the default agreement by Coinlist, a platform for connecting token based networks with investors for pre-launch token sales. The first use of the SAFT was implemented for the Filecoin token sale by Protocol Labs.
The SAFT project launched a website and github organization on October 2nd, 2017 along with a SAFT whitepaperSAFT whitepaper written by Juan Benet, Marco Santori, and Jesse Clayburgh.
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