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Randy Crawford Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I understand that people make investments that they are not qualified to understandbut that is up to them. If this is a free country, then that is a freedom you cant take away. My money and my investments are my decision alone. Dont try to legislate in favor of insiders who already have an advantage. If you want to regulate the markets, stop the front runners.
We need a level playing field. Period.

Cinda Roberts Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I am writing to let you know that I oppose governing of my rights to pick what I invest in or do not invest in. There should not be tests I need to take to invest or things I need to do other than my own education of any investments that I want to invest in. Public investments should be available to anyone who is willing to learn and not be limited by people who already have more money than they can ever spend. Anyone who trades cryptocurrencies has invested time and has varying degrees of knowledge about what crypto is and what they are investing in.

Brett Wilson Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I understand you are considering limiting access to leveraged/inverse funds. I have used these for several years to hedge my investments and/or increase my returns with small purchases. There are already many investment vehicles that are only available to the wealthy. We need to have all investments available to as many people as possible so that everyone can get ahead - without having to pass some test or net worth calculation. I implore you not to restrict access to these funds.