Quote from: SamboNZ on September 19, 2017, 02:24:50 AM

Probably this guys was salty cos look at dogecoin right now it crashed way hard. His investment is going to crash more in the future.

I believe he has stated in the past that he doesn't own any Doge and that he didn't make any money on it.

Quote from: Yamifoud on September 19, 2017, 02:24:41 AM

There are so many black propaganda against crypto...

Is enforcement of securities regulation propaganda or reality?

You guys don't want the Koolaid greater fool punch bowl to run dry because your greed exceeds your ethics (you're stealing money from greater fools and know damn well that all of the ICOs are scams which produce nothing of merit which have any utility-of-significance other than harvesting greater fools). You're "rational actors" who defect from civilization and prefer a tragedy-of-the-commons. If you had any R&D of merit to fund, you'd care about the long-term legality of your development and thus do it with legal private placements or crowd equity that pay back legally issued tokens earned rather than creating illegal investment securities pump & dump tokens.

All the monetary claims on labor you've accumulated will be useless if civilization collapses into tragedy-of-the-commons Dark Age. I know you do not care and it isn't your concern. That is why we call it a tragedy-of-the-commons. You're "rational". Well rational only if you presume the authorities will not come after you ex post facto (i.e. later) for trading in and promoting MLM scams in defiance of MLM laws in some major countries and illegal investment securities.

The Shit Token is the epitome of daring the regulators to act. However, afaics the Useless Ethereum Token might avoid the issuance of securities if indeed the issuer isnt being relied on by investors for any future managerial efforts (although the promise that the value wont decline and promise to manipulate the price might be construed to be ongoing managerial efforts expectations unless most investors thought it was a joke), yet theyre still likely violating AML regulations by selling tokens instead of spending them on goods and services and possibly enabling MLM scams as an issuer. If investors are expecting ongoing development efforts, the if the issuer thinks that disclaiming future profit is going to protect them from breaking the law, the economic reality would be they are still selling and promoting an illegal investment security, because speculators will speculate on greater fools speculating.