Those people people who say that Neo should be left alone as it's new, in the same way as a real world start-up are mis-guided.
The reason that the Bitcoin world does need to be on top of securities all the time it that a large percentage of them have proven to end up being either fraud, scams or very poorly executed.
When was the last time you saw a fund-raise from a company on Nasdaq where the staff were not properly identified, the professional advisors undisclosed or where the founder ran away with the money. This is true for a huge amount of Bitcoin securities. Concerns are legitimate.
But are your concerns specifically true for NEOBEE? Because that's what we're talking about here.
My point is that Bitcoin securities do need to hold themselves to more regular scrutiny than normal stocks since they have not been vetted or checked with proper due diligence in the way that normal securities must be. Bitcoin securities by comparison seem to issued primarily on trust.