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Financial statements disclosed in a Tier 2 offering must be audited, whereas financial statements disclosed in a Tier 1 offering can be unaudited. | Nonaccredited investors subject to investment limits |\n| Regulation | $1,070,000 | Form C (include two years of financial | Does not specify |\n| Crowdfunding | within 12 months | statements that are certified, reviewed, or audited, as required). Scaled disclosure requirements for offerings of $107,000 or less, $107,000-$535,000, and more than $535,000 . | accredited investor status, but subject to a range of investor income, net worth, and investment amount limitations |\n| Regulation D- | $5 million within | Form D (a brief notice that generally | Full Access |\n| Rule 504 | 12 months | includes only the names and addresses of key personnel and some details about the offering) . |  |\n| Regulation D- | No limit | Form D | No more than 35 |\n| Rule 506 |  |  | sophisticated but nonaccredited investors— 506(b) |\n| Source: Congressional Research Service (CRS), based on Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC’s)\u003Cbr>reporting.\u003Cbr>Notes: The descriptions in the table apply to general conditions only; they are not inclusive of all conditions and exceptions. For more on defining accredited investors, see CRS In Focus IF11278, Accredited Investor Definition and Private Securities Markets, by Eva Su. For a more detailed listing of securities offerings, see Table 1 of CRS Report R45221, Capital Markets, Securities Offerings, and Related Policy Issues, by Eva Su.\u003Cbr>Digital Asset “Exchanges”\u003Cbr>About 300 platforms are offering digital asset trading and referring to themselves as “exchanges,”as of December 2019.42 A platform that offers trading in digital asset securities and operates as an“exchange”(as defined in the federal securities laws) must register with the SEC as a national securities exchange or obtain exemption.43 However, many such platforms are registered as money-transmission services (MTSs) instead of SEC-regulated national securities exchanges. 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