SEC regulatory category: individuals with $1M+ net worth or $200K+ annual income permitted to participate in private securities offerings. Most tokenized security offerings on Solana restrict participation to accredited investors, requiring KYC and wallet whitelisting.
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SEC regulatory category: individuals with $1M+ net worth or $200K+ annual income permitted to participate in private securities offerings. Most tokenized security offerings on Solana restrict participation to accredited investors, requiring KYC and wallet whitelisting.
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Accredited Investor (accredited-investor) Category: DeFi Definition: SEC regulatory category: individuals with $1M+ net worth or $200K+ annual income permitted to participate in private securities offerings. Most tokenized security offerings on Solana restrict participation to accredited investors, requiring KYC and wallet whitelisting. Related: KYC (Know Your Customer), Security Token, Regulation D (Reg D), Compliance Whitelist
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Identity verification procedures required by financial regulations that involve confirming a user's real-world identity through government-issued documents, proof of address, and sometimes biometric checks. Centralized exchanges and fiat on-ramp services typically require KYC before allowing trading or withdrawals. Most DeFi protocols on Solana are permissionless and do not require KYC, which is both a feature (accessibility) and a regulatory concern.
Blockchain token representing a regulated financial security (equity, debt, fund share) subject to securities law. Requires KYC/AML, transfer restrictions, and regulatory reporting. On Solana, implemented with Token-2022's transfer hook and default account state extensions.
SEC safe harbor exempting private securities offerings from full registration. Rule 506(c) allows unlimited accredited investors with verification. Commonly used for Solana security token issuances with on-chain transfer restrictions via Token-2022.
List of wallet addresses that have completed KYC/AML verification and are permitted to hold a security token. Maintained by issuer or transfer agent, checked on every transfer via Token-2022 transfer hook. Required for all regulated tokenized assets.
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Identity verification procedures required by financial regulations that involve confirming a user's real-world identity through government-issued documents, proof of address, and sometimes biometric checks. Centralized exchanges and fiat on-ramp services typically require KYC before allowing trading or withdrawals. Most DeFi protocols on Solana are permissionless and do not require KYC, which is both a feature (accessibility) and a regulatory concern.
Blockchain token representing a regulated financial security (equity, debt, fund share) subject to securities law. Requires KYC/AML, transfer restrictions, and regulatory reporting. On Solana, implemented with Token-2022's transfer hook and default account state extensions.
SEC safe harbor exempting private securities offerings from full registration. Rule 506(c) allows unlimited accredited investors with verification. Commonly used for Solana security token issuances with on-chain transfer restrictions via Token-2022.
List of wallet addresses that have completed KYC/AML verification and are permitted to hold a security token. Maintained by issuer or transfer agent, checked on every transfer via Token-2022 transfer hook. Required for all regulated tokenized assets.
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A protocol that enables token swaps using algorithmic pricing against pooled liquidity instead of matching individual buyers and sellers. AMMs use mathematical formulas (typically constant product x*y=k) to determine prices based on the ratio of tokens in a liquidity pool. On Solana, major AMMs include Raydium, Orca, and Meteora.
An AMM design where liquidity providers concentrate their capital within specific price ranges instead of across the full 0-to-infinity range. CLMMs dramatically improve capital efficiency—LPs earn more fees per dollar deposited within their active range. If the price moves outside the range, the position becomes inactive. Orca Whirlpools and Raydium CLMM are leading implementations on Solana.
A smart-contract-held reserve of two or more tokens that enables trading via an AMM. Users deposit token pairs in specified ratios to become liquidity providers and earn trading fees. Pools are identified by their token pair and fee tier. Pool depth (total value locked) determines price impact for trades.
A token issued to liquidity providers representing their proportional share of a pool's reserves and accrued fees. LP tokens can be burned to withdraw the underlying assets. The value of LP tokens changes as the pool's token ratios shift and fees accumulate. LP tokens are often stakeable in yield farming programs for additional rewards.