Quote from: BitcoinRM on July 24, 2018, 06:51:33 AM

Hi

No airdrop. Too many conflicting laws and regulations in USA. Until courts / congress formally declare clearly, we will not assume that they are legal in USA. SAFT contracts, once thought safe, are currently questioned and repackaged into security tokens in USA. Yes, there are many regulating agencies in USA: CFTC, SEC, IRS, FINRA, NFA, FinCEN, States. If the issuer gains something of value (marketing, better exposure etc) by forking, ICO, faucet or Airdrop involving USA entities, it is subject to laws of USA. We cannot afford to assume something is legal just because others have done it. At the same time, we can't afford to hire an army of lawyers in USA.

Cryptos are not completely legal in USA. In fact, only two things are absolutely safe for USA persons:

Dealing in cryptos on licensed crypto Exchanges in USA for personal use
Earning cryptos as inheritance or compensation for work done

Quote from: jimlite on July 24, 2018, 06:21:33 AM

Why no USA? Forks and airdrops are perfectly legal in USA.

Bitcoin is an anonymous coin, if you are against the participation of US residents, then is your coin not anonymous?