The SEC has gone all out and now considers more than 60 crypto as securities.

[Anonymous No.55356566]

The SEC has gone full-on securities mode! They've slapped the securities label on over 60 crypto.

>It's like they're putting the hammer down on the crypto world, tightening the screws and making sure everything is in line with their rules. Crazy, right? The landscape is shifting, and these cryptos better watch out for those SEC eyes!

[Anonymous No.55356598]

>>55356566
Shitcoiners took it too far. Run software companies with perpetual pre-ipos for years and expect to get away with it. The cherry on top have only been the criminal erc-20 scammers this cycle. Despicable scum

[Anonymous No.55356605]

>takes multiple years to resolve a lawsuit with ripple
>took multiple years to resolve a lawsuit with LBRY which was almost a no name project
How the fuck are they going to resolve all of these accusations? Most of the geriatric joomers at the SEC will die before even half of these are taken to court lmao

[Anonymous No.55356611]

Shitcoiners better jump ship to bitcoin before it’s too late.

[Anonymous No.55357222]

>>55356598
So new narrative comin anon?

[Anonymous No.55357240]

>>55357222
What narratives? Come up with your own shit, be creative, but I doubt you are able to do that trying to scam with the same boring script than the last 7 years. It's time for a crack down targeted at the "journalists" and advertisers, with criminal law

[Anonymous No.55357262]

>>55356611

No. I will hold my alts and earn way more bitcoin than you like i do EVERY pump cycle. The SEC is literally just noise right now retard.

[Anonymous No.55357268]

>>55357240
Wtf are you talking anon? Take your meds

[Anonymous No.55357831]

>>55356605
Lol yeah. It's so complicated

[Anonymous No.55357838]

>>55357268
How new are you. This market is less creative than Hollywood and the fifth season of a random tv show. Same storyline, boring

[Anonymous No.55358393]

Manipulation is real

[Anonymous No.55358410]

>>55358393
Yes. Tether pumped the corn, not fresh capital. Better long real corn

[Anonymous No.55358732]

>>55357838
Quit?

[Anonymous No.55358786]

BSV is not a security. There's a good reason we've been saying Bitcoin was created to comply with all regulations at the time of creation. It is a digital commodity and therefore not subject to securities registration and the restrictions that come with that.
The tokens were issued by the protocol which is set in stone and not controlled by a central authority. They were issued with zero price and no expectation of future profit due to the efforts or any common enterprise.
/biz/ is sleeping on this, go search up the difference between a security and a commodity, go see what the regulations for each are, being a commodity is a huge advantage, being the first digital commodity ever even more so.
BTC fails the test here, all tokens reissued under blockstreams segwit fork are securities, a central group aka common enterprise promised an increase in the tokens price by their future efforts and reissued all Bitcoin tokens as BTC tokens.
There's only 1 Bitcoin, the one that complies with the original protocl, aka, BSV

[Anonymous No.55358801]

>>55356598
Came here to post this but stupider less well read version.
Even as a mouth breathing layman I can see there's an argument to be made for companies crowd sourcing funds to pump their dookiecoin bags where the traditional route would be an er "ipo"
Whether the law is ethical or just aside, there are regulations in place and I'm kinda surprised this SEC crackdown hasn't happened earlier.
If what I'm saying is retarded feel welcome to blow me tfo

[Anonymous No.55358900]

>>55356566
ETH was a mistake. 2017 was kinda good, but 2018 onwards was when then this market turned full clown mode with shitcoins.

[Anonymous No.55359113]

>>55357262
The funny thing with logically fallacious idiots like you -- they always lose in the end.

[Anonymous No.55359117]

>>55357222
What could that narrative be anon?

[Anonymous No.55359130]

>>55357262
Altcoins have not been pumping unless you talking about memes.

[Anonymous No.55359148]

>>55357268
Have you taken your's anon?

[Anonymous No.55359384]

AVAX and LINK not affected.
AVAX and LINK chads keep winning.

[Anonymous No.55359570]

>>55359384
There is an expectation the investor will earn a profit. When it comes to projects, nothing beats the ones that empower users, giving them full control over their digital identity, assets, and privacy. That's my go-to for maximizing autonomy and securing the bag

[Anonymous No.55359997]

>>55356611
All in?

[Anonymous No.55360000]

>>55359570
You're a retarded sh*t if you're not using wallets with compliance solutions and asset recovery capabilities.

[Anonymous No.55360030]

>>55360000
Listen up, anon! I get it, wallets claim to have tight security, but hacks still persist, leaving us wondering what the actual deal is. It's frustrating as hell.

[Anonymous No.55360265]

>>55360030
Self-custody of digital identity & assets, along with robust security measures will help in combating hacks & losses, Faggot.

[Anonymous No.55360592]

Of course they have, they want to make everything a security so their banking mates make money. Prometheum (linked with free pass eth) just got a license to sell crypto securities. If you haven't worked it out yet I don't know what to say.

[Anonymous No.55360698]

>>55360265
Absolutely, privacy and security are major concerns for many in the crypto world. It's no surprise that people are becoming increasingly cautious about holding their assets in centralized platforms. With the potential risks of hacks, data breaches, and government surveillance, folks are starting to explore alternative options kek.

[Anonymous No.55360703]

>>55360030
The actual fact is that self-custody wallets are not ready for mass adoption yet. Despite the fact that custodial wallets had their crackdown, that doesn't mean self-custody will take over. How many times have you heard that custodial wallets are toiled with by hackers?

[Anonymous No.55360740]

>>55360265
No wonder your wallet got hack. Metamask and Trustwallet is the only I know grow up anon.

[Anonymous No.55360741]

>>55360265
At times, I feel decentralization is worthless without compliance. Devs come and do what they want: develop spaghetti code that everyone buys into because it was shilled by those beggers called influencers. How many literate crypto enthusiasts have checked the security framework most of the projects have taken to secure user assets? Practically, many don't fucking care but rather buy into what is said.

[Anonymous No.55360749]

>>55360030
Anons are there, putting their wallets in front of the eagle eyes of the savvy Jeets, and their funds are vanishing into the underworld. This area requires smart wallet and identity solutions that will kick savvy hackers in the a$$.

[Anonymous No.55360784]

>>55360703
It's a matter of striking a balance between convenience and security. With the right education and best practices, users can empower themselves with full control over their assets.

[Anonymous No.55360832]

>>55360749
Whoa, hold up there, anon! No need for all the hostility. But hey, if you're talking about smart wallet and identity solutions, then yeah, I'm all for it

[Anonymous No.55360837]

Normies will use their government issued wallet for their crypto (CBDCs), I wouldn't be shocked if all cold storage wallets will need to be KYC'd in the future as well. We don't want people funding terrorists or money laundering.

[Anonymous No.55360878]

>>55360703
The next stage of adoption will require a consistent method to bridge new users into web3 and eventually link the space together, with NexeraID leading the line, Fag.

[Anonymous No.55360881]

>>55359113

Morons like you say this every cycle. Literally it's on repeat. NOTHING has changed. How long have you even been in crypto anon? You sound like a total noob and have absolutely no clue what you speak of. I speak on real experience and have made millions. What have you ever made with your pathetic doomer fly by night mindset? Besides a good little wage cuck employee of the month title i mean?

[Anonymous No.55360907]

>>55359130


They aren't supposed to idiot. They will after bitcoin bullruns and then settles like always. I hold good ones and wait oit the crab then profile X20 to X100 left and right every cycle like clockwork while retards like you say to hold bitcoin only. Lmao. Only a retard has 100 percent of their crypto funds in Bitcoin. You will never make ot with Bitcoin only unless you hold a good amount already.

[Anonymous No.55360925]

>>55360832
Poor Pajeet. While you're arguing on Biz, Normies are busily engaging in the DUA/NXERA liquidity mining campaign. A chance for degen like myself to earn rewards.

[Anonymous No.55361014]

>>55360740
i dont even trust metamask

[Anonymous No.55361036]

>>55360740
kek, Anon, do you live under the hills? Smart wallets with compliance solutions are the future, newfag.

[Anonymous No.55361071]

>>55361014
Did Pajeet want for me to rely on Trust wallet instead? I can only trust those that are striving to address the crypto asset management and wallet issue using NexeraID.

[Anonymous No.55361105]

>>55360907
If you this good with insider info you'll have been a rich dude. Sorry pajeet
>>55360925
I don't invest in shit only if theyre the things that will actually boom the cycle after the next cycle
>>55361014
You'll soon be hack anon. Remember metamask access to decentralized dApps

[Anonymous No.55361136]

>>55361014
If that's the issue, no worries. There are plenty of alternatives out there. You can check out wallets like Guarda, Brillion, Nabox, Rainbow, or any other wallets that tickle your fancy. It's a simple problem to solve. Don't be desperate.

[Anonymous No.55361176]

>>55361071
Pajeet drops some unexpected wisdom! Glad to see you're in the loop. NexeraID is making complex compliance workflows a breeze and keeping users' identities and assets secure.

[Anonymous No.55361188]

>>55360740
I got to use trustwallet wallet when i newly joined, before getting to know about metamask i also have Tezos baked in the sylo cos they regularly release security updates, which is vital to maintain the wallet up to date to ensure that users are protected against present-day threats.
I also make every effort to avoid clicking on dubious links.

[Anonymous No.55361269]

>>55361105
You were not asked to invest by the Anon. He's just f**king saying his mind. I'm not going to ask a retarded noob like you to look for advanced asset recovery mechanisms and fractionalization of NFTs powered by AllianceBlock.

[Anonymous No.55361318]

>>55360784
Atomic wallet that was hacked—would you say the chase is the result of user negligence to secure their asset or what? In as much as we exercise certain control, I still feel optimum security that can avert shite is far away. Nothing is safer than giving your to a custodian to manage.

[Anonymous No.55361376]

>>55358900
Shitcoins are the reason global adoption is taking years anon. They also give hackers access to users wallets and funds, good thing I don't interact with them and store my funds on private wallets like Trezor, Brillion and Secret.

[Anonymous No.55361422]

>>55360878
If I understand correctly, NexeraID is an SSI issuance.
There is no doubt about the fact that SSI eliminates the need to create and manage separate identities for different online services and allows for seamless authentication and identity verification processes, but it relies on a centralized hierarchy like social media.

[Anonymous No.55361432]

>>55361136
As long as we're all striving for a bright future, no need to complain.
>>55361318
With all the recent hacks happening to decentralized wallets, it's hard to blame people for putting their trust in centralized platforms. It's all about finding what works best for you and your peace of mind.

[Anonymous No.55361639]

>>55361318
Self custody is more like it anon. And with the current innovations in platforms that give users sovereign-identity over assets with reliable recovery options, I think the space is heading to a better place.

[Anonymous No.55361842]

>>55361639
there is nothing safe anymore

[Anonymous No.55361933]

>>55361842
There are no guarantees. But here's the deal: when you take the time to educate yourself and understand what you're getting into, you'll be better equipped to handle whatever comes your way. Knowing your stuff is key.

[Anonymous No.55362024]

>>55361842
You're wrong anon. How do you explain bitcoin wallets that have remained dormant for years and haven't done a single transaction? there are full proof security systems and users just need to learn and adapt, there are even private wallets to explore as well.

[Anonymous No.55362401]

>>55361933

[Anonymous No.55362447]

>>55358786
>There's only 1 Bitcoin, the one that complies with the original protocl, aka, BSV
sign it Craig you fucking grifter

[Anonymous No.55362578]

>>55358801
The SEC is supposed to be all about protecting the users and keeping things fair, but sometimes it feels like they're more interested in protecting their own interests. No wonder people have some serious beef with them. It's frustrating. We need regulators who genuinely have our backs, not ones who abuse their power. It's high time for a change.

[Anonymous No.55362619]

>>55362578

Hello captain obvious lmao

[Anonymous No.55362829]

>>55362619
Things are going crazy in the crypto space. People are freaking out and selling off their altcoins like there's no tomorrow. But some smart cookies out there are licking their lips at the discounts. They know it's just a temporary frenzy. These dips ain't gonna last forever Gotta buy, stake or hold. Whatever works tho.

[Anonymous No.55363337]

>>55361376
They're not intentionally giving hackers access, but sometimes the security measures can be breached, resulting in hacks and unfortunate losses. It's a bummer. By constantly improving and adding new functionalities, it can make a real difference.

[Anonymous No.55363373]

This might be the bottiest thread I’ve seen in a while

[Anonymous No.55363440]

>>55360925
I don't need that when I've got my argent Gen-2 boosting up yield on my Ride bags

[Anonymous No.55363494]

>>55360925
The Dua LM campaign is based anon. I'm also accumulating more to qualify for pool rewards.

[Anonymous No.55363683]

>>55363440
oh my ride

[Anonymous No.55363854]

>>55357262
Earning in the current market conditions is pure bliss anon. I'm staking Near and Dot on Huobi for passive gains and I also participated in the Zealy quest for Brillion rewards.

[Anonymous No.55363879]

>>55363683
Kek which one are you cruising in? The Audi A4 or Q4?

[Anonymous No.55363921]

>>55357262
You know right Anon. It's more of an opportunity to add to my sylo and firo bag. Most Alts will make far more than BTC come the next bull run.

[Anonymous No.55364095]

>>55363494
That's how you make money while chillin' and waitin' for the product to drop. Legit projects with real-deal use cases are the ones that'll stick around for the long haul. No scammy stuff, just real value. Real talk.

[Anonymous No.55364148]

>>55363879
Having holoride set up in any of those bad boys should hit hard
I personally would fuck with the a4 sedan though

[Anonymous No.55364153]

>>55356566
The SECs authority is questionable, they can suck my dick

[Anonymous No.55364534]

>>55363373
Facxx

[Anonymous No.55364544]

>>55363440
Nothing beats watching em yields roll in nice daily

[Anonymous No.55364748]

>>55364153
Kek, whether it is or not I would still take the extra step and guard my funds from centralized power by using self-sovereign wallets like Brillion and Wasabi.

[Anonymous No.55364931]

>>55362829
No doubt that there are based discounts and entry levels on a lot of altcoins bizfag. Flux, Dua and Ocean are a few of my picks for the long term.

[Anonymous No.55364947]

>>55364544

[Anonymous No.55364990]

>>55360740
I don't know anon, there are a lot more to consider. I've also spotted innovation in one which delivers security and a unique ID for asset management through partnership with NexeraID.

[Anonymous No.55365020]

>>55356605
jewmers lmao

[Anonymous No.55365040]

>>55361269
>noob
Kill yourself telegram pajeet.

[Anonymous No.55365048]

>>55356566
god what a perfect time to share a btc bot. a festivus for the restofus

[Anonymous No.55365184]

>>55361639
This, to some extent, promotes and enhances flexibility, accessibility, security, and privacy, but I still have a bit of concern about the verifier.

[Anonymous No.55365224]

>>55361432
>With all the recent hacks happening to decentralized wallets, it's hard to blame people for putting their trust in centralized platforms. It's all about finding what works best for you and your peace of mind.


No doubt, but I think self-custody wallets are not yet ready for mass adoption. Even if many are looking in this area, I still believe they're not ready. There are many things I feel need to be integrated that aren't yet.

[Anonymous No.55365428]

>>55365040
Kek
Would you consider that a piece of crap?

[Anonymous No.55365948]

>>55365040
I hate it when most retards always jump to conclusions, and you're among those cringy old dumb asses who snap to conclusions.

My stance remain firm with the use of self custody wallet.

[Anonymous No.55365959]

>>55365040
Lmao

[Anonymous No.55365979]

>>55365428
Once it meets specifications, why would you consider it a piece of crap? I think the major priority is user-centric among the major features, which one would always consider.

[Anonymous No.55366119]

>>55365224
Multi-chain interoperability, decentralized IDs, and single sign-on solutions are some of the rad things I'm stoked to see included, senpai. Can't wait for these epic techs to be a norm.

[Anonymous No.55366164]

>>55356566
And the beauty of Blackswan Bot is it's ability to capitalize on this info a make shorts of all those coins instantly with the release of this news.

[Anonymous No.55366171]

>>55357262
As you rake in those sweet gains from those alts, never forget to secure your crypto like a boss with the proper asset management solution like ORE. Stay based, anon

[Anonymous No.55366320]

Hhhhhppppppp

[Anonymous No.55366323]

>>55359384
based but fuck avax

[Anonymous No.55366505]

>>55359384
ofc avax and link not affected what did you expect

[Anonymous No.55368056]

Vetbuy

[Anonymous No.55368759]

Fuckyou

[Anonymous No.55369055]

>>55368759
You okay?

[Anonymous No.55369964]

>>55366505
Buy?

[Anonymous No.55369992]

Much securities/commodities = made up Jewish market manipulation

[Anonymous No.55370071]

Hello, I own commodities

[Anonymous No.55370075]

>>55369964
>>55369055
Quit bumping your gay ass fucking thread attention whore.

[Anonymous No.55370203]

They are literaly flippin to catgirl coin amid elons tweet

[Anonymous No.55370205]

>>55356566
Kek newfag doesn't know the difference between cryptocurrency & Blockchain

[Anonymous No.55371421]

>>55370075
Lmao

[Anonymous No.55372124]

>>55357222
New narrative? Nah just focus on getting utility tokens like CYMI, TRIAS and MNW.

[Anonymous No.55372321]

Bots and paid shills have completely derailed this thread,
with their incredibly fake attempts at "organic" conversations.
Nobody talks the way you shills do.
You somehow think that because you are using 2 or 3 "people" it will be less obvious.
You guys sound like a fucking infomercial.
Ask question.
Anon answers with shill advertisement.
Original anon is so excited and grateful for the advertisement, that he offers to suck the original anon's dick.

In all fields.

[Anonymous No.55372331]

>>55372124
But most degens are now engaging in DUA/NXERA liquidity pool aiming to have their hands on the 300k rewards for stakers.