Please allow individual plans to formulate their own investing rules without the government adding new laws and restrictions. Risks of investing in cryptocurrency funds such as BITO are understandable by investors such as myself. There are many public funds that are of high risk that do not incur onerous investment restrictions.

I Elaine Kraska
Strongly oppose limitations on our ability to buy the funds.

We live in the Unted States. Citizens should have the freedom to invest without regulation. It should not be determined by the government or some other agency.

I like the ability to do my own research and due diligence when making investment decisions, restricting access to public securities and markets heads down a very slippery slope that can lead to many other restrictions and freedoms. I have no problem with be advised of the potential greater risk that is involved with any investment, that certainly falls under education and fair disclosure which certainly is a good thing, but please do not restrict access to actually investing. Thank you Elliott

Inverse Funds are definitely essential for Small investors...
Families with Small capital, don't have the stomach to Sell futures. Inverse ETF's are the only way !!
Leveraged ETF's also should be available for Small investors & traders to participate.

I shouldn't have to go through any special process like passing a test before you can invest in public securities, cryptocurrency funds such as BITO. I am capable of understanding cryptocurrency funds such as BITO and their risks. Regulators do not need these measures imposed on me.

I oppose FINRA Proposed Rule #22-08, and any similar legislation or regulation that limits my ability to make whatever investments I choose.

i SHOULD BE ABLE TO INVEST MY MONEY WITHOUT ANY INTERFERANCE FROM THE GOVERNMENT OR REGULATORS

I'm upset with anything that would prohibit my ability to protect my assets.I oppose any limitations on my investments. The FINRA scheme would hurt myself and other investors by denying us freedom to choose investments for our financial security, I want to go on record that I oppose this policy.

I wish that I could say how surprised I am that financial and/or governmental bodies are once again displaying bad behavior in terms of how they treat American retail investors, but Im not. The current practice of displaying a warning on risky financial instruments is QUITE sufficient. I can read, thank you VERY much. This has nothing to do with protecting individual investors from themselves and everything to do with protecting your fraternity from an upwardly mobile section of the proletariat.