Just listened to Cathy Woods on Bloomberg:
First she applauds the SEC deciding meme coins are not securities.
Then she tells the investors not to buy meme coins since SEC has said, “Buyer beware!” & she believes these coins will be worthless.
WHY ISN’T THE SEC PROTECTING INVESTORS FROM THIS SHIT?
First she applauds the SEC deciding meme coins are not securities.
Then she tells the investors not to buy meme coins since SEC has said, “Buyer beware!” & she believes these coins will be worthless.
WHY ISN’T THE SEC PROTECTING INVESTORS FROM THIS SHIT?
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If you ever wondered if you would have bought tulip bulbs in the 1630s, if you purchase meme coins, you would have.
A policy change ?
An appointment ?
Pardon for a crime ?
Buyers are not all stupid.
Meme coins of leaders, friends and family are legal (technically worthless) emoluments.
So why doesn’t the SEC play a role in protecting small investors from the abuses of Wall Street? Because it is controlled by Wall St. The SEC should be controlled by the Consumer Protection Agency.
Cryptocurrency, is unique because some of it is legitimate.
So why doesn’t the SEC play a role in protecting small investors from the abuses of Wall Street? Because it is controlled by Wall St. The SEC should be controlled by the Consumer Protection Agency.
The important thing is to safeguard institutions.
Meme coins are a way for proponents of a shared cultural experience or political movement to raise funds and circumvent fundraising restrictions (such as foreign donations).
A vehicle for bribery.
I mean our Commander-in-Thief has his very own to sell you.
So does his trophy wife.