>And who decides if such has been done and how do they decide it? The SEC, just like now. You could argue they aren't as good at it as they should be, but that

>And who decides if such has been done and how do they decide it? The SEC, just like now. You could argue they aren't as good at it as they should be, but that doesn't really change anything. There are limits of what you can invest here, as opposed to the normal stock market where there aren't. So at least that's a plus. Nobody will in fact be able to lose their life savings here. Just 10% of it.