I'm a huge supporter for Crypto, I really am, but do you

>>2871090

My butthole itches

>>2871090
>the SEC is going to bite and fuck us all.
It's only a matter of time before they get involved but it will be on ICO's and exchanges more than you and me.

>>2871103
But also think of the secondary consequences involved with the SEC coming into play with the whole cryptoworld. That's the shitty part.. it will drag the whole market down.

>>2871114
I honestly think more people will flow in because it won't be so risky but there will certainly be a loss of scamming opportunities if you're into that.

i cashed out with double my money

who's stupid anon

>>2871129
True.. I don't want regulations, but I believe the next generation of crypto currency needs to have some sort of proof of protection that prevents scams. Unfortunately I'm not a programmer so I don't know if that's even possible. But It would reduce the likelyhood of being scammed, thus reducing the chance of regulation from government entities.

>>2871132
Who's stupid? The fucking idiots buying your scam bags, that's who.

>>2871151
I mean they haven't stepped in yet. That's the thing that has me most baffled. I don't know if self regulating could ever work but it'd be a step in the right direction.

>>2871167
I personally don't believe crypto currency is big enough for them to worry just yet, in a few years that may change. But why not prevent these scams before they even happen? Because we all know that anything to threaten the central banks is a threat to "society"

https://youtu.be/C8UdbvrWyvg
>the illusion of protection.

>>2871211
Thank you. This video is perfect.