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The SEC should never have put itself in the position where it was vulnerable to this type of online impersonation. This seems less about crypto - after all, cr
by crtified 3y ago
The SEC should never have put itself in the position where it was vulnerable to this type of online impersonation.
This seems less about crypto - after all, crypto will crypto - and more about "why the heck did the SEC normalise Twitter as a communications outlet!?".
- edgyquant 3y agoI don’t believe it was the SEC who normalized Twitter as the default communications platform. It was the public and the media who did that and the SEC followed