Safe Harbor for Scams? - E202
from Bitcoin & Markets Hosted by Ansel Lindner
In this episode I talk about the recent proposal to offer a "safe harbor" to ICO scams for 3 years. This proposal was put forth by Hester Pierce, a previously bitcoin friendly Commissioner at the SEC. I question the intentions behind this proposal and the totality of the SEC's actions in the space. Article link: http://archive.ph/8bq9n
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