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Which cryptocurrencies do you think the SEC could target next? Keen to hear your thoughts! Hope you enjoyed this video though and don't forget to follow me on my other social channels for all the content that you are missing here π https://guy.coinbureau.com/socials/. You also need to subscribe to my clips channel for shorter updates and livestreams https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR93yACeNzxMSk6Y1cHM2pw
Basically, stay away from all decentralised crypto that is based in the USA, only crypto they control will thrive there, which kind of goes against the whole reason crypto exists.
Yes.. XYO.. good or bad this one needs to be heard of
I think the answer largely depends on whther Ripple can pull off a resolution of its case that offers protection to at least some of the industry or not. It's a pity the industry in the US has roundly failed to band together, such is the deep tribalism and arrogance of those promoting the top two ecosystems.
3:46 whatβs that last symbol at the very bottom of the stable coin chart?
The SEC have no credibility π€‘
Another fabulous video!!
Thank You For All Your Detailed Research !!
There is a counter productive effect of using Howey to target crypto platforms. If actors behave well and freely provide transparency, and God help them, try to work with regulators, they have handed over everything the SEC needs to come after them, who they are, where they are etc. Whereas scams and frauds are ignored. Seems ridiculous but that's also a fair description for the farce that is financial regulation in the US – which has far more to do with "pay to play" and politics than protecting investors.
Never stop the Seussical disclaimer
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Guy, some stablecoins are backed by users' funds, which allow users to collect interest, fees, etc.,so in this respect, some stablecoins depend solely on centralized 3rd parties for the users' profits, so they are securities.
Also, take tether as a counterexample: no fees or interest earned when you hold or swap to or from tether; however, the company behind tether has to make money somehow, so they loan out USD to other companies and charge fees; however, I don't see tether as a security because the users (retail "investors") are not profiting from Tether's (company) efforts.
But they won't go ar XBET check em out
After watching Guy's excellent video, it is very very clear, 99% of all cryptos one way or the other are all Securities in the eyes of the SEC. I believe this ruling will ultimately crash the entire crypto market and pave way for an entirely new phase of cryptocurrencies that will be regulated as security utility tokens. Therefore, it appears to me, all cryptos are potentially dinosaurs and will be systematically killed off unfortunately
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Defi needs to smarten up. Too many damn rug pools destroying the space
If the SEC thinks XRP is a security then every other crypto is… BUT how are they going to deal with every single case when they still can't solve XRP case in years already. There's about 25 thousand cryptos and that number will keep growing fast… And it's unstoppable… Also open source code which is used to build crypto is unregulable…
So stable coins are not securities, they fail the Howie test. Nobody expects a profit when they hold a stable coin.
I think Algorand will be the SECβs golden child. Being it is made my an MIT professor and head of the SEC Gensler gave lectures on blockchain at MIT in the recent past. You can find these lectures on YouTube, but beware, Gensler is an egomaniac and admits he is more of a Wall Street investor than anything and at the beginning of the first lecture stated the students in the class may know more about blockchain tech than him. So I was not surprised he would then on crypto when he became the head of the SEC. You can take the cat out of Wall Street but you canβt take the Wall Street out of the cat.
Meanwhile Pelosi and her cronies fill their bags with impunity.