This is a very odd response. Whether or not OP is "that important", they're opening themselves up to civil liability or even criminal prosecution is pretty impo

This is a very odd response. Whether or not OP is "that important", they're opening themselves up to civil liability or even criminal prosecution is pretty important to them. Committing securities fraud isn't some fun game you can just quit if you like, it can have very serious consequences. >If it's a "fraud" by your definition, then many, many other coins (and companies, for that matter) are also fraudulent The SEC and many other regulators around the world are, in fact, coming to this conclusion. We're already seeing a crackdown starting.