Who in crypto will end up in jail?

[Anonymous No.2484470]

[Anonymous No.2484483]

>>2484470
most of /biz/

[Anonymous No.2484495]

Vitalik, literally scammed people out of billions of dollars endorsing ICOs and pawning off his premined shitcoin.

[Anonymous No.2484515]

Pretty sure insider trading is illegal in any 'regulated' market so it would mean no more p&d's which is ok by me. On the plus side, projects would be vetted and it would clear out most of the useless shitcoins that only serve to rob people.

[Anonymous No.2484658]

>>2484495
What could he even be charge with? This sounds unrealistic.

[Anonymous No.2484670]

>>2484470
Jihan Wu

[Anonymous No.2484721]

You can't prosecute someone when there's no laws in place.
It's like committing a crime before that law was made. You can't be convicted of it because it didn't exist.

[Anonymous No.2484856]

>>2484470
Why didnt this faggot cash out or just do an exit scam?

[Anonymous No.2484918]

>>2484658
He's going to get charged with hurting millions of bitcoin maximalists' feelings.

[Anonymous No.2485036]

>>2484856

Because of muh ego.

[Anonymous No.2485103]

>>2484918
buttcoiners are the new digital marxists

[Anonymous No.2485191]

>>2484470
fluffypony

the sooner the better

[Anonymous No.2485274]

>>2484856
because he is a true libertarian

[Anonymous No.2485429]

>>2484470

[Anonymous No.2485484]

>>2484470
A lot if not all of ICO companies. Because they sell fake equities.

[Anonymous No.2485515]

>>2485429

Based Evo speaking the truth

[Anonymous No.2485601]

>>2485429
Dumb spics reveal their low IQ once again. Nothing new here.

[Anonymous No.2485641]

>>2485429
>outlawing cryptocurrency
>claiming it's to protect people from scams
tfw a majority of people in Bolivia will eat this shit up

[Anonymous No.2485723]

>>2484670
I am necessary evil