[/b][/color][/size]SEC only applies for US citizens and ONLY for buying or creating their own funds - it is not related to holding ICN, not even for US citizens.
Lunch money trolls need to work harder for their bananaport tokens that are soon to be diluted over 2 years of development
FACT #1: ICN tokens are classified as Unregistered Foreign Securities.
FACT #2: ICONOMI broke SEC law by advertising & selling foreign ICN security tokens to US citizens during the ICO.
FACT #3: KRAKEN.com is currently breaking SEC law by offering trading of unregistered foreign ICN security tokens to US citizens.
Any US person who was scammed & defrauded by Iconomi team for investing in unregistered US securities during the ICO, should file a complain here:
https://www.sec.gov/complaint.shtmlWarning: US investors are not allowed to use Iconomi site, which also means Iconomi can confiscate your ICN funds on ico.iconomi.net at any given time. http://www.forbes.com/sites/laurashin/2017/02/07/with-deadline-looming-will-the-sec-approve-a-bitcoin-etf/The stupid person will have a harsh head. Feeling free for everyone in here reporting this liar.
Having run out of extensions, the SEC will make a call one way or another by March 11. Many in the bitcoin and cryptocurrency community are bullish on the prospects for approval, while others are not. This week, on my podcast, Unchained, a bitcoin ETF optimist and pessimist discuss the likelihood of SEC approval (Google Play, iTunes, Stitcher or TuneIn Radio) and along the way, touch upon bitcoins liquidity, what impact recent events in China have had on its trading, as well as proposals for bitcoin ETFs by other companies. They also describe what effect approval could have on the market for the cryptocurrency.