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Yes well, some claim it's "securities", there is no clear law for that. Can I give you, for example, Amazon shared and get a coffee or a pizza ? Directly, not l
by iterativ 3y ago
Yes well, some claim it's "securities", there is no clear law for that. Can I give you, for example, Amazon shared and get a coffee or a pizza ? Directly, not liquidate it first.
Let's find out how the Ripple lawsuit is going to end, there is good chance to win it.
The woke up one day and they "hey this crypto is a threat to our dollar'. Gensler said "we don't need any more digital currencies, we have USD, EUR, YEN". And that for centuries there was no need to transfer value through more than one medium. That can explain their views clearly.
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> Can I give you, for example, Amazon shared and get a coffee or a pizza ? Directly, not liquidate it first. No, this is specifically addressed by securities law. It's not impossible, but you have to do it properly.