Blockworks urges SEC to recognize a Qualified Onchain Disclosure Agent

Blockworks wants the SEC to invent a new job title for crypto: the Qualified Onchain Disclosure Agent. In a comment letter filed October 20, 2026, the crypto media and data firm asked the agency to formally recognize the role as part of its proposed Regulation Crypto Assets exemption framework. The goal is to turn token disclosures from a paperwork chore into something closer to an automated feed. What Blockworks is asking for The proposal centers on a new category of entity, which Blockworks calls a QODA. As described in the letter, a QODA would be independent and standardized by the SEC. Its job would be to help token projects automate the disclosure of onchain data. Instead of a team manually compiling figures and filing them, an approved agent would handle the plumbing. The second piece is the archive. Blockworks envisions QODAs building a public, versioned record of the information they disclose. Blockworks is also asking the SEC to fold specific line items from its existing Token Transparency Framework, or TTF, directly into the regulations. Two areas get particular attention: token loans and market-maker agreements. Both involve arrangements that can influence how much of a ...