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Surendra Pai Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Dear Regulators - I believe that regulations restricting my choices and hinder my ability to invest in a variety of instruments that meet my personal needs are not fair. There isn't any higher risk in inverse funds than in long funds, and they simply allow market participants to exercise their views on market valuations, besides allowing for hedging positions. Thank you for your consideration.

Leslie Lynn Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

Usually when an action like this happens, the powers that be ARE NOT thinking about the average investor, they are thinking how can we keep the major benefits of investing to the "Ultra Rich" and thereby avoid any "Gamestop" activity and exactly time the market for their own wealth. Do I think it is important for any security to have full disclosure? The answer is yes. But often it is accompanied by extensive non-pertinent legalese - the purpose of which is to be so wordy and obtuse that it is mostly not read. Example #1: This product may have wide value swings.

Patricia McCoy Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08

I would like to make my own opinion heard on making investments in complex investments like cryptocurrency funds. I feel I should have the right to make my own investment decisions without "jumping through hoops" first. I started as a teenager and have been making all my own investment decisions for well over 50 years now without any interference nor professional help and don't feel anyone has the right to deny me that right. If I wish to invest in BITO or other similar products, I should have that right. It isn't fair that only a privileged few would be able to do this.