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As the digital asset landscape matures, regulatory compliance is no longer an afterthought—it’s built in. ERC‑3643, a fully compliant Ethereum token standard, empowers startups and issuers to bring real‑world assets (RWAs)—from real estate to private equity and carbon credits—on-chain in a legally sound, secure, and efficient way. What Is ERC‑3643? …

The digital asset ecosystem just received a major signal from the highest levels of U.S. government. On July 31, 2025, the White House released its latest Fact Sheet alongside a comprehensive report from the President’s Working Group (PWG) on Financial Markets, marking the administration’s clearest articulation yet of how it …

Introduction The next phase of international crypto regulation is no longer about securities laws or national licensing. It is about tax transparency—and the OECD is leading the charge. In 2025, over 50 jurisdictions signed the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework Multilateral Competent Authority Agreement (CARF-MCAA), committing to automatic exchange of crypto-related tax …

Introduction The OECD’s Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) is already reshaping global expectations around crypto tax compliance. But as countries begin implementing the framework, the real burden lies in the operational details—who reports, what gets reported, and how edge cases like DAOs, non-custodial platforms, and wrapped assets are treated. This post …

Introduction Stablecoin regulation is no longer a matter of speculation—it is now law. The GENIUS Act has been signed into federal law in the United States. The European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) is now fully enforceable across all 27 member states. And in Asia, Hong Kong’s Stablecoins Bill …

Introduction On August 1, 2025, Hong Kong’s Stablecoin Issuance and Management Regime—commonly referred to as the Hong Kong Stablecoin Bill—comes into legal force. The bill represents Asia’s first comprehensive legislation governing fiat-referenced stablecoins (FRS), and its passage signals Hong Kong’s intent to become the region’s regulatory anchor for compliant digital …

At Veritas Global, we routinely advise startup founders navigating acquisition talks with larger companies. While most founders focus on valuation, deal terms, or equity treatment, one of the most dangerous landmines is often buried in the very first document you sign: the Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA). The NDA sets the tone …

Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) can transform businesses, offering growth opportunities, expanded market reach, and operational efficiencies. However, navigating the complexities of an M&A deal requires meticulous planning, expertise, and strategic insight. Each stage presents its own challenges, from identifying compatible business partners to finalizing deal structures and managing post-merger integration …

Private investments, encompassing assets such as private equity, venture capital, and real estate, offer a distinct alternative to traditional public market investments. These opportunities can provide the potential for higher returns and greater portfolio diversification, attracting a growing number of investors. However, they also come with inherent risks. Understanding these …

Building on our exploration of charter provisions and shareholder rights in Charter Provisions and Shareholder Rights: A Guide to NVCA Term Sheets, this fourth article in our series provides an in-depth look into anti-dilution protections and conversion mechanics within NVCA standard documents. These elements play a critical role in safeguarding …

At Veritas Global, we closely monitor legislative changes that impact startup formation, early-stage fundraising, and long-term equity planning. In this article, we examine the latest Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS) reform proposals under the Small Business Investment Act of 2025 and how they could reshape planning strategies for both founders …

As a strategic extension of our NVCA Term Sheet series, this bonus article dives deeper into a critical yet often overlooked element—enhanced voting power. Previously mentioned in our Board and Governance Structures post, enhanced voting power structures can be pivotal in maintaining founder control throughout successive financing rounds. Voting power …

Continuing our series on NVCA term sheets, this seventh article focuses on essential strategic provisions—Right of First Refusal (ROFR), Co-Sale Agreements, and Drag-Along Rights. These provisions influence shareholder liquidity, equity transactions, and exit strategy effectiveness. If you missed our previous exploration on board composition and governance, read it here. Understanding …

Continuing our in-depth exploration of NVCA term sheets, this sixth article focuses on board composition and governance structures—critical components influencing company management and decision-making processes. If you’ve missed our previous installment on Investor Rights and Covenants, you can read it here. The Importance of Effective Board Composition Under NVCA standards, …

Why fund performance is only part of the story In 2026, institutional investors and family offices aren’t just underwriting strategy — they’re auditing structure. The fastest way to lose LP trust isn’t through underperformance. It’s through unclear economics. When limited partners assess fund commitments, they look first at how profit-sharing, …

At Veritas Global, we’re committed to helping founders and early employees master equity compensation from day one. One of the most strategic moves you can make—especially when receiving restricted stock—is filing a Section 83(b) election. Great news: the IRS now supports electronic filing, and here’s exactly how you can navigate it …

At Veritas Global, we help founders, creators, and executives negotiate complex contracts that reflect the full value they bring—not just as operators or employees, but as brands, media personalities, and market shapers. That’s why a recent innovation in the NFL caught our attention: a contract provision known as “Prime Equity.” …

Building investor trust through structure, not storytelling In 2025, investors are scrutinizing more than returns. Family offices, sovereign allocators, and institutional LPs now underwrite a manager’s structure as closely as the strategy itself. The real signal of alignment is not the slide deck—it’s the legal design behind it. When LPs …

The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) continues to reshape the corporate compliance landscape with its Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting requirements. Businesses across the United States must now navigate new compliance deadlines and regulatory changes as announced by the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). On February 18, 2025, FinCEN issued a …