According to CoinMeta, Michael Saylor indicates that digital tokens can help 10 million new companies raise funds while reducing costs and delays. He advocates for simplifying issuance rules while maintaining information disclosure and anti-fraud protections. Strategy Inc. Executive Chairman Michael Saylor suggests that companies adapt the rules to their type of issuance, thereby reducing legal costs while still preserving ownership protection and accountability for fraud. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed exemption schemes for cryptocurrency issuances, allowing qualified issuers to raise up to 5 million dollars within four years, or up to 75 million dollars every 12 months. Currently, both schemes come with requirements for disclosure and anti-fraud measures.