If it feels like ETH is a security that's because it is

[Anonymous No.53436064]

[Anonymous No.53436087]

>>53436064
Noooo not my heckin security wtf???
Actually I don’t care. Still bought and hodling and putting a certain herb in the options fields of certain threads

[Anonymous No.53436119]

Anyone else feeling really secure right now? Like i just want to go register myself

[Anonymous No.53436432]

>>53436087
The best part about the new securities regulations is that we'll finally have the power to censor and blacklist users on the Ethereum network who spread misinformation or engage in fraudulent activities. This will help to protect legitimate investors and maintain the integrity of the market.

[Anonymous No.53437063]

>>53436432
Exactly, securities regulations will help to create a more secure and transparent trading environment, by monitoring the activities on Ethereum, and taking action against those who engage in fraudulent or malicious activities. This will not only protect the interests of legitimate investors but also increase the trust in the network. Additionally, it will level the playing field for all investors, by preventing those who engage in illegal activities from taking advantage of the system. These regulations will also help to ensure that the Ethereum network remains a safe and viable platform for investing, and that it continues to grow in a sustainable and responsible way.

[Anonymous No.53437124]

Wrong, ETH is a commodoty in the US, regulated by the CFTC

[Anonymous No.53437170]

*regulates your unregulated security*
Heh, nothing personnel, mETHcucks

[Anonymous No.53437176]

>>53437124
ETH is confirmed to be an unregistered security

[Anonymous No.53437306]

>>53437176
wrong. just google it, retard

[Anonymous No.53437317]

>>53437306
Imagine being this retarded

[Anonymous No.53437415]

>>53437317
Luckily you don't have to imagine, retard

[Anonymous No.53438038]

>>53437415
zinggggggggarupppees

[Anonymous No.53438087]

god i love how ETH is living rent free in every XRP shizos sick head.

[Anonymous No.53438373]

>>53437415
cope, eth is dead and gay lmao

[Anonymous No.53438424]

>>53438087
ETH schizos are literally the same as XRP schizos

[Anonymous No.53438839]

>>53436064
Gary is based bth

[Anonymous No.53438849]

>>53436064
Its a commin, the ultamite rug, the rug to end all rugs, can you feel it

[Anonymous No.53438857]

funds are secure

[Anonymous No.53438911]

>>53436087
>>53437124
>>53438087
>>53438857
you're good lads for donating to the ethereum foundation charitable trust. bless your hearts.

[Anonymous No.53438926]

Just realized he has the same vibe as that cockroach alien from men in black

[Anonymous No.53438937]

[Anonymous No.53438947]

>>53436432
>>53437063
Kys and go back

[Anonymous No.53439916]

Eth is the best security, this is so bullish

[Anonymous No.53440085]

>>53439916
Ethereum's potential as a security token platform could make it a major player in the digital asset space. Its centralized and regulated capabilities, established ecosystem, and potential as a backbone for digital asset and CBDC infrastructure make it a highly attractive option for investors and developers. As the interest and adoption of security tokens are increasing, Ethereum's potential as a security token platform is expected to drive innovation and bring in significant investment and attention. Additionally, the centralized nature of Ethereum allows for effective surveillance and censorship measures to be implemented, which can help ensure compliance with regulations and protect against fraudulent activities. This makes Ethereum a secure and reliable option for investors and developers looking to participate in the security token market.

[Anonymous No.53440227]

>>53440085
flippening is practically guaranteed at this point

[Anonymous No.53440498]

>>53436432
>>53437063
>>53436087
Imagine being this cucked

[Anonymous No.53440542]

>>53440085
>centralized
>regulated
>backbone for digital asset and CBDC infrastructure
>effective surveillance and censorship measures
>compliance with regulations
>protect against fraudulent activities
Banks are already a thing, Anon. Remember?

[Anonymous No.53440736]

>>53436064
SMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[Anonymous No.53440815]

>>53440085
You don't need a blockchain for this. If it's centralized, then the traditional system works better. Ethereum just introduces a whole bunch of problems that are unnecessary. Cryptography and blockchain are advantageous if the system is truly decentralized but the trade off is that it makes it slow.

[Anonymous No.53442612]

Who cares about a premined spaghetti coin

[Anonymous No.53442614]

>>53436432
based, cant wait to banned racists

[Anonymous No.53442664]

>>53436064
He's got that touch you in your nono space kind of look in his eye. Hide your crypto.

[Anonymous No.53443204]

i am offering something it's called ethereum here's the deal you give me 8 cents i give you 1 security by the way im getting like a million of these ethereum for free

[Anonymous No.53443241]

>>53436064
Post proof of ETH devs saying "we'll make the price pump" like Ripple, LBRY and Enigma did.

If you can't, then it doesn't fit the Howey test and is therefore not a security.

[Anonymous No.53443249]

>>53443204
A security is an investment contract and implies future price increases.
Creating, selling, and holding tokens without the implication of future price increases does not correspond with that.

[Anonymous No.53443256]

>>53437063
that text made me angry, thank you