Blockworks submits SEC comment letter on Regulation Crypto Assets

Blockworks has formally weighed in on the SEC’s proposed Regulation Crypto Assets, the agency’s framework for how token offerings should work in the US. The crypto media and data firm filed a comment letter on October 19-20, 2026, right as the October 20 deadline arrived. The pitch is fairly simple. Blockworks wants the SEC to let disclosures live onchain and to allow approved third parties to file them on behalf of token projects. It is also asking regulators to require projects to reveal several deals that rarely reach retail buyers. What Blockworks is asking for The core proposal is a new regulatory category called a Qualified Onchain Disclosure Agent. Think of it as a licensed filing service. A token project would hire one, and the agent would publish the required disclosures on the project’s behalf. The letter also gets specific about what should be disclosed. Blockworks wants Reg CA to mandate line items covering market-maker agreements, liquidity arrangements, token loans, and payments to promoters. The framework behind the letter The comment letter is not coming out of nowhere. Blockworks is essentially asking the SEC to align federal rules with something it already built: ...