SEC Readying to Drop the Hammer on ICO Projects?
7 years ago in #cryptocurrency by cryptobobby (65)
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Looking bad for a bunch of ICO-centric cryptos
This was bound to happen and thanks for bringing it to our attention. Will this bring more people to non ICO projects, such as AirDrop coins or such?!
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Well, this was expected. I'm not sure what they can do with the overseas entities though!
This must have been expected considering the over $3 billion raised last year in these ICOs and with no registrations with the SEC. The SEC is doing their due diligence to ensure that investor interests are being protected where needed and to ensure laws intended to do so where not followed. This may cause some short term concern but the ICO public sale market has dried up lately due to these concerns.
I wonder if they will just move towards the Telegram method, raise 850 Million Pre ICO! They only accepted money from accredited investors an are trying to avoid alot of the SEC regulations. Great show by marketingmonk from yesterday talking about it.
Utility Tokens and Security Tokens like Polymath will be under the radar very soon. Skirting the laws on Securities is a recipe for regulation and litigation. I want to see digital securities, but what's the right roadmap to get there? Perhaps we'll have to wait for a big player to jump in like a NASDAQ, S&P ...