Did you only take money from them? I mean, were you similar to a simple contractor who was paid money for code? If so, you won't be referred to DOJ. (You still

Did you only take money from them? I mean, were you similar to a simple contractor who was paid money for code? If so, you won't be referred to DOJ. (You still may have some administrative troubles with SEC, but at a time like this, I'd count only being in trouble with the SEC as a "win". Fines, fees, and/or work restrictions are preferable to prison in my own opinion.) If you got a small piece of the ICO itself as remuneration, then it's time for you to "shut up and lawyer up." I am not a lawyer myself, but I'd imagine that one thing a lawyer would advise you to do in that situation is to stop talking about your potential involvement in that activity on law enforcement accessible internet forums.