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Mon Feb 17 11:36:32 UTC 2014 <davout> Willdude123: i didn't really investigate the subject of the application of american regulations to non-US bitcoin stock exchanges, but it seems the SEC does have an opinion, not that it really matters that much though. you should ask nefario about it, he used to run glbse that allegedly closed down due to some sort of SEC-indeuced legal pressure
Sun Feb 16 04:01:43 UTC 2014 <mircea_popescu> but if you "interwoven" on nyse the sec will put your head on a pike on columbus ave.
Sat Feb 15 10:39:11 UTC 2014 <mircea_popescu> In January 2012, the SEC charged an Illinois-based investment adviser with offering to sell fictitious securities on LinkedIn and issued two alerts in an agency-wide effort to highlight the risks investors and advisory firms face when using social media. Anthony Fields offered more than $500 billion in fictitious securities through various social media websites. For example, he used LinkedIn discussions to promote fict
Tue Feb 11 18:56:36 UTC 2014 <the20year3> private placement memorandum, what the SEC wants to take investment
Fri Feb 07 17:17:46 UTC 2014 <ThickAsThieves> This is still a Wild West kind of environment,” Casey said on the show, while noting that episodes like this can happen periodically as none of the exchanges are regulated by the SEC.
Thu Jan 30 13:52:11 UTC 2014 <gribble> The reasons why Bitcoin securities can't be regulated by ... - Trilema: http://trilema.com/2012/the-reasons-why-bitcoin-securities-cant-be-regulated-by-the-sec/; Wilcoxon tests for mean difference - Deakin University: http://www.deakin.edu.au/buslaw/aef/workingpapers/papers/2011_6.pdf; Stabilization Effects of Fiscal Policy in Croatia: http://www.hnb.hr/dub- (1 more message)
Wed Jan 01 23:21:30 UTC 2014 <the20year> Not exactly, part of our seed money was to hire a lawyer that knew what he was doing. Sure, we're on slightly risky legal ground, but he already has placed some options available should the SEC call us
Thu Dec 19 20:20:37 UTC 2013 <Duffer1> registered as a company is different from being registered with the SEC (making it legal for you to distribute shares)
Wed Dec 18 22:31:13 UTC 2013 <the20year2> We have decent legal council on retainer, our understanding seems to be good. Thankfully the SEC does have a grace period for US investors if we have any, and this last bitfunder purge brought it to our attention.
Mon Dec 09 21:20:55 UTC 2013 <the20year> His opinion is that the SEC is somewhat lenient, and that *if* there was an issue, that did not involve fraud it would be a somewhat easy fix
Mon Dec 09 21:18:29 UTC 2013 <the20year> my personal worry with the sec involvement is litigation or issue with issuers
Mon Dec 09 21:18:04 UTC 2013 <ThickAsThieves> While I am not privvy to the inner workings of the Ukyo situation, I find it amusing that people assume the SEC isn't already involved
Mon Dec 09 21:16:38 UTC 2013 <the20year> specifically if you were involved enough to share any insight whether to ukto will have any statements soon, there's a guy that wants to start the ball rolling with the SEC on bitcointalk
Thu Nov 21 21:20:42 UTC 2013 <mgio> and since i know the sec is involved, it makes the most sense
Thu Nov 21 21:16:09 UTC 2013 <ThickAsThieves> the SEC called you?
Thu Nov 21 21:15:26 UTC 2013 <mgio> but we see now that even avoiding business with US customers doesnt protect you from the SEC
Thu Nov 21 20:54:30 UTC 2013 <mgio> otherwise the SEC will also come and shut it down
Wed Nov 13 13:58:32 UTC 2013 <random_cat> let me suggest that if the SEC is gunning for you it doesn't feel very civil. it's only civil like "civil war"
Tue Nov 05 06:50:42 UTC 2013 <af33> or would it even matter? would the SEC be after MPEX next?
Sun Nov 03 19:05:07 UTC 2013 <Pantoo> i was looking to see if he had said anything else about the SEC and noticed he made that update earlier. wonder how long till others notice