But it’s over regulation. The simple example is anyone who has ever started a business, no matter what field. At some point, many had to pony up more cash (ei

But it’s over regulation. The simple example is anyone who has ever started a business, no matter what field. At some point, many had to pony up more cash (either as investment into the company or as drawn out living expenses). So what’s the difference? And why allow one but not the other? The goal of the SEC isn’t to prevent people from making stupid decisions - it’s to have a fair an honest paying field without bad actors.