Professor James Park of UCLA School of Law. Photo by Jason Doiy
When does a token become a security? It’s a question that courts, the SEC and startups are tackling on an increasingly frequent basis.
Now taking a swing at an answer is UCLA School of Law Professor James Park, who is the Faculty Director of the Lowell Milken Institute, a securities expert who recently tackled the sticky question of the regulatory status of cryptocurrency in a newly released policy report from the institute, ”When Are Tokens Securities? Some Questions from the Perplexed.”
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