I fell that various Cryptocurrencies are understandable by me and may play a part in my future financial plans. I am a retired dentist who spends over six hours per work day studying various financial instruments. My total dollar value of all of my stock accounts is over $1,600,000. I believe that to limit my ability to trade in Cryptocurrencies puts me at a disadvantage compared to investors all over the world

The government has no right to involve themselves in my investment activities that is private and personal. They should spend their time working of realistic laws that do not effect my ability to earn. This is just wrong on so many levels.

The currency needs to remain open and not controlled by government whims. The government needs to take care of their own spending before looking at where we spend our money.

Do not limit my ability to invest and control how I do it. You do not know me or represent me so hands off. I'm an investor and take the risk that comes with investing. Why don't you stop legislators from investing and insider trading instead. They should ONLY be able to invest in ETF's or mutual funds and NOT individual securities.

Please let the FREE market run as it is intended, Freely.

Respected Sir/Madam, In retirement accounts, please allow investors the freedom to choose the assets they would like to invest.

Individuals, not regulators should be able to choose investments that are right for ourselves and our family. Leveraged and inverse funds are important to my investment strategies, especially helping me hedge against market crashes. I am opposing more government regulations on how I choose to invest.

Hands off

Stop trying to regulate financial market and securities and more than they are now.

I strongly opposed restrictions on my right to invest in cryptocurrency funds. I understand the concern you may have in protecting people from themselves however you are impeding a fundamental right for individuals which is the right to financial self-determination. To impose restrictions is paternalistic and does not respect the ethical right for individuals to make choices about where and how they invest. Furthermore, by only offering these investments to high net worth individuals you amplify the inequities already experienced by low socioeconomic individuals.