If the ICO is not a security since 51% of its issued tokens are owned by its members who can vote and receive dividends, then there is no reason to fear SEC laws even by US citizens.
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If the ICO is not a security since 51% of its issued tokens are owned by its members who can vote and receive dividends, then there is no reason to fear SEC laws even by US citizens.
can you explain more?
If you use a VPN and pay with a private coin such as monero from an exchange not based in the US, would that provide protection?
No ICO I've looked into accepts Monero (or it isnt advertized ;) )
Stephenrowlison which current or previous ICOs would be examples of what you speak? Thank you.