/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25325329
thanks for the heads up, fren.
Just sold all my stinkies for some GRT.
comfy af now.

>>25325329
I could have sold at $20........
Fuck it, if DUBZ, then I market sell right now.

>muah 500K dump fail
>muah dyonisos investment fail
>muah spam /biz/
>muah sec
why do you try to fud, you suck at story telling, at execution and at planning

> All I use in 2020 is MTLX

Check this one and forget about cheap shit tokens. Not yet on Binance, but has featured on Binance exchange Christmas Special Event today!

>#mettalex

>>25325401
and you have to hop IP again faggot

>>25325329
>https://outline.com/W97qRq
Based on what ShipChain management was telling buyers of the tokens, “SHIP tokens were offered and sold as investment contracts, and therefore securities,” the settlement document said, citing other legal precedents that established what constituted an unregistered sale of securities. “A purchaser in the offering of SHIP tokens would have had a reasonable expectation of obtaining a future profit based on ShipChain’s representations and efforts to build its business.”

Goodthing PNK is based in France

>>25325486
/thread

>>25325486
>>25325814
> LINK tokens were offered and sold as investment contracts, and therefore securities,” the settlement document said, citing other legal precedents that established what constituted an unregistered sale of securities. “A purchaser in the offering of LINK tokens would have had a reasonable expectation of obtaining a future profit based on ChainkLink's representations and efforts to build its business.”
You realize that if they could settle with the SEC and release the exact same settlement document don't you?

The dude just resigned. Not happening bro.

>>25326081
Who did chainlink (smartcontract.com) market their ICO to and what did they say in the marketing?
That's the fundamental question.
Not whether buyers on the marketplace expect a profit or not.

Also
ShipChain couldn't come up with the $2M needed to settle with SEC. I don't know how the dollar figure is determined, but if chainlink received a $2M fine I think they'd be able to just pay it and settle at this point.