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20162888 No.20162888 [Reply] [Original]

I believe Chainlink (LINK) the cryptocurrency has committed securities fraud. They did an ICO in 2017 while living, working from and operating in the US.

Their company is registered in the Cayman, but they live, work and promote their tokens to and from the USA. They did not allow the sale to US retail investors, but they did nothing to prevent the ICO buyers to immediately resell their tokens to US retail investors.

They are and have been actively marketing their token to US retail investors by doing marketing collaborations and (fake) "partnerships" with US companies. They also go to several US conventions and events every year and promote their token at those events.

They use deceitful marketing and partnerships with US companies to get US retail investors to buy their tokens. Since the technology is difficult to understand for unsophisticated investors, this mostly goes unnoticed.

They claim to have partnered with Swift and have paid to have this news published in various news outlet. This has been proven false. They claim to have partnered with Google and many news outlets have picked up this fake news. This has been proven to be false. They claim to have partnered with Oracle and many news outlets have picked up this fake news. This has been proven to be false. They claim to have decentralized oracle technology. This has been proven false

>> No.20162900

Seethe.

>> No.20162904

>>20162888
Theyre already on Coinbase. People much smarter and more powerful than you have decided it is legally appropriate. You had 3 years.

>> No.20162906

Send it to the SEC along with all the other butthurt faggots that have been missing out since 2017 you whiny cunt lmao

>> No.20162924
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>>20162888
Chainlink is a cult, and this board is infected by it.

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Seething nolinker

>> No.20163380

>>20162888
im with you on this OP. sergay is a scammer. I'm an insider in san fran and sergay is well-known partcipant in the LGBTQ scene. The guy loves gay sex and he is not shy about it. LINK is a big joke to him, he got his marketing team to shill it on biz so hard to make himself rich. all he cares about though is putting his dick in another mans butthole

>> No.20163409

>>20162924
chainlink is a cult, but its a cult that makes you money, the entire purpose of this board

>> No.20163444

>>20163380
fundamentally based

>> No.20163911

>>20162888
Actually the cryptocurrency (Chainlink) is not a security, but you should be worried about the fact that their office is located in the caymen islands. The exit scam will happen eventually, just like it happened in Sergey's last project Secure Asset Exchange where he cause a hardfork on the NXT blockchain after he stole money from then and pretended it was someone else. How this man is even allowed in the crypto space still is outrageous really.

>> No.20163956

>>20163911
no he's a visionary in a plaid shirt

>> No.20163959

They also hold more than $2b in digital tokens
Good luck paying taxes on that

>> No.20164496

>>20162888
>They did not allow the sale to US retail investors, but they did nothing to prevent the ICO buyers to immediately resell their tokens to US retail investors.
how and why the fuck would anyone who doesn't have nefarious intentions want to spend the time and money introducing a radical, crippling, completely unnecessary system of bureaucracy into their cryptocurrency project?