but they didn’t offer a security or investment contract, they offered a token that gives holders a form of governance/voting. You are saying you offered a sugg

but they didn’t offer a security or investment contract, they offered a token that gives holders a form of governance/voting. You are saying you offered a suggested oath to “avoid unnecessary tech”, but you removed the concept of a voting right for a security. There is plenty of precedent of the SEC responding favorably to “no action letter requests” without requiring registration when organizations publicly offer voting/governance rights in exchange for money.