SEC Crypto Regulation
The cluster focuses on debates about the SEC's oversight, enforcement actions, and regulatory stance on cryptocurrencies, ICOs, and related securities violations, including criticisms of their effectiveness and biases.
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Where's the oversight from the SEC?
This is the oversight from the SEChttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33561610
Yes, the SEC has handwaved it out of being a security.That doesn’t change facts, they simply aren’t going to do anything about it.
The SEC would _definitely_ have some questions for you in the scenario.
This statement seems like a big ball of nothing. Basically the SEC is aware of what's happening (how could they not be?) and maybe they'll do something about it or maybe they'll decide that it's all within the law.
The SEC disagrees. https://www.sec.gov/spotlight/cybersecurity-enforcement-acti...
This is a false dilemmaAccountability and deterrence doesn’t have to come from the SECThe SEC contains people passionate about this, but that doesn't mean they are the specific authority eligibleThe FTC exists too, they are aware of their capabilities in the crypto space. They have circulars since 2017 as well.There is also Congress. Agency deference is dead anyway.
do you want to deal with SEC after your ICO? im pretty sure they dont
What a perverse incentive racket the SEC is
This has to violate some SEC rule.