Three exemptions let private companies raise from the public. They differ on who can invest, how much, and how it's reported.
Open to everyone. Companies raise up to a yearly cap from the general public, with investment limits scaled to income and net worth.
Larger raises open to everyone, with SEC qualification and ongoing reporting — often where tokenized securities reach retail.
Private raises generally limited to accredited investors. Faster and lighter-touch, common for early-stage RWA deals.
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