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Please investigate and better report short interest with etfs XTSLA, IJR,IWM . More transparency is needed with failure to delivers and dark pools. AMC and GME look like they are being heavily manipulated in every which way possible. Help end corruption and theft.
If the State doesn’t take responsibility when banks loose their money why should it be concerned with Crypto in the name of public interest . It appears that the only reason why State is trying to stifle crypto is because it wants to continue to enjoy its complete freedom of money printing and inflation manipulation.
Establish Regulations on Crypto with a new Standard (not old Howey Test) based on utility and on if they had used an ICO or not! Then once President has been established guidelines and legal actions can be taken. The legal issue taking up with XRP is not just! There is no set standard and to start legal action after 8 years is ridiculous. XRP Never had an ICO, they have all kinds of utility. Each owner of the coins have no illusions of owning stock in the company, This lawsuit is unjust and makes our governing body look horrible
A free market system is exactly what we need. When I say free market I mean the ability of the retail investor to make their own decisions based on their own personal risk/reward assessment. Retail investors are legal adults who are rational and responsible for their own actions. Retail investors are quite capable of using their own judgement to manage their money. Every responsible adult is responsible for doing their own research for every other decision in their lives whether financial or otherwise.
1) SEC regulations are very confusing and at times it appears as though there isn't an actual run book that staff use before concluding if something is a security or currency. Another area for improvement in this space is helping people form an appropriate approach, and lastly crack down on these exchanges. Some of them are dodgy [REDACTED]. 2) I did like Binanaces approach to educating their customers, you had to learn before certain areas were unlocked. Finra could create a digital syllabus with exchanges?