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Cindy Dool Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I want the right to invest in Bitcoin. Be it an ETF, Digecoin, or any type of digital currency. Public has allowed me to invest on my terms. I understand the risk involved with buying any stock be it cryptocurrency, blue chip, mutual fund, or bond. Putting restrictions on my account is another layer of beurucacy. If I had wanted to spend hours on paperwork and federal and state forms, I would have gone to a stock broker. Nope, my account is not large enough for them to consider me as a customer. Public has allowed me to become an investor with a small budget.

Molly Lynn Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I deeply oppose restrictions on individuals' right to invest in popular public investments! I'm probably what is considered "middle-income", and a typical job holding American. Public securities such as leveraged and inverse funds can be a very an important part of a person's investment strategy, and I don't need restrictions imposed on me to "protect" me. Just because I, and MANY other Americans, don't have a certain level of income, does NOT inherently make me/us unable to understand how different investment strategies and products work.