Cryptocurrencies The SEC Will Target: Here Are The Clues!!

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0:00 Intro
1:37 SEC vs. Cryptocurrency
4:48 SEC’s Insider Trading Complaint
7:24 AMP
9:20 RLY
12:11 DDX
13:38 XYO
14:37 RGT
17:01 LCX
18:32 POWR
19:40 DFX
21:14 KROM
22:44 Which Cryptos Are At Risk?
26:18 Outro

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[ronalddiaz]

Wow, so great to have a source of news worth listing to. By far the best channel on YouTube

[NeonVisual]

SEC = Silly Executive Commission.
Usually an upward career step from staff at the Ministry Of Silly Walks.

[josephbowen]

Would love a video from you listing the projects least likely to be deemed securities in the top 100...

[gnarxy]

Sounds like the $USD is a security.

Located in the U.S.
had an ICO when they stole everyone's gold and gave you paper money for it
The team controls and has more of it than anyone else, if they need more they mint more.
You are promised the value of it will increase with QE, trickle down, and stimulus.

[sadsadski]

I think Algorand will be the SEC’s golden child. Being it is made my an MIT professor and head of the SEC Gensler gave lectures on blockchain at MIT in the recent past. You can find these lectures on YouTube, but beware, Gensler is an egomaniac and admits he is more of a Wall Street investor than anything and at the beginning of the first lecture stated the students in the class may know more about blockchain tech than him. So I was not surprised he would then on crypto when he became the head of the SEC. You can take the cat out of Wall Street but you can’t take the Wall Street out of the cat.

[NEO-oovh]

You should come out with a video of cryptos that are fully decentralized that are out of the sec controls

[harveygresham]

Is it possible that the SEC is focused on taking down the USA-based rails like AMP to slow decentralization until legacy financiers can control the payments system. The rest is fluff.

[juanhervillapomares]

This is officially my favorite channel no wonder you are at 2M subs. Great content!!

[Sterzy]

This is great news and really amazing. I hope you make a video about Grizzlyfi soon

[masterjaycrypt]

Not looking good. Glad that AWO is not there. It is powering the blockchain and AI ecosystem AIWork is building

[davidbrumpton]

Big LCX holder here. Not worried one bit

[jazes]

Tbh, these are fair cases. Cryptocurrency was created to BE decentralized. Projects should also have a fair launch, no bullshit ICOs and also allocations should be fair. I never thought I would say this but, Good work SEC!

[douglas]

I'm sure all the exploits and scammers really brought the heat down on the space. Unfortunate but true.

[jasondvd]

I have both LCX and XYO after seeing this I'm now considering transferring all of it to Algorand.

Would you advise to get out of LCX and XYO?

I'm not experienced in all this and any help is greatly appreciated. 👍🏻

[-.O.-]

Excellent video to help educate people to find coins that will not be deemed a security. These are all the points I have already been sharing to others, especially the distribution of tokens and decentralization. Hopefully it will help some people learn to lower their exposure to these coins with risk especially that one coin still in the top 10...

[ravencrypto]

Great and concise summary, love it when difficult content is made easy to understand….keep up the good work

[philipdebruyn]

You did recommend power ledger on the 11th of March 2020. Do you still think that is good even though it is under the SEC radar?

[xJarod]

TLDR; SEC Targets:
1. Based in USA
2. Conducting an ICO (esp when team gets significant initial/future supply)
3. Raising with an incomplete platform/protocol
4. Statements by team suggesting token price appreciating in the future (includes retweets)
5. Involement of a centralized entity in the project's development/management directly/indirectly via voting power in the DAO, even if team doesn't hold majority voting power (team is mentioned in whitepaper)
6. Issuance of tokens as part of liquidity mining programs

[jimbo]

I think the answer largely depends on whther Ripple can pull off a resolution of its case that offers protection to at least some of the industry or not. It's a pity the industry in the US has roundly failed to band together, such is the deep tribalism and arrogance of those promoting the top two ecosystems.

[hanelyp]

The SEC is looking at a mostly unregulated sector, and plotting to move in and take over, even if they have to redefine the rules.