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>>57243625

Leverage tards all eliminated

Hey basically I'm just not gonna approve it (the etf!!) I know.... UGH I know... I'm sorry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's just that I'm not gonna approve it is all
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

>The SEC has not approved the listing and trading of spot bitcoin exchange-traded products.

What the fuck are you guys still waiting for?

yeah this fucker is definitely getting fired this year lmao

it is an inevitability at this point

Serious question. I don’t understand how analysts and experts as well as most in the space are optimistic?

This faggot hates crypto. Am i missing something? Does he not have the power to veto it?

Insider here. The papers have been signed, the ETFs have the green light. The news will go public tomorrow but trading of the ETFs won't happen till next week.

>>54617183
so cruel.

If you're beginning to think your shitcoins are going to zero, it's because they are.

;)

Ahem

*regulates your unregulated security*
Heh, nothing personnel, mETHcucks

One man and his fight against unregistered securities

>>53418298
kek no he dint

XRP shorters get your rope warmed up

"The Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday charged crypto firms Genesis and Gemini with allegedly selling unregistered securities in connection with a high-yield product offered to depositors.

Gemini, a crypto exchange, and Genesis, a crypto lender, partnered in February 2021 on a Gemini product called Earn, which touted yields of up to 8% for customers.

According to the SEC, Genesis loaned Gemini users’ crypto and sent a portion of the profits back to Gemini, which then deducted an agent fee, sometimes over 4%, and returned the remaining profit to its users. Genesis should have registered that product as a securities offering, SEC officials said."

Ethereum, Cardano, Solana and a bunch of other PoS shitcoins are confirmed to be securities, dump your bags before you go to jail and don't forget to pay your taxes

>>53213766
xrp. on settlement it gonga mune

>that's a nice security you have there

Hi, anon. I'd like to clear up some confusion. Xrp will not 'moon' on January 5th, nor on any other day. Xrp is a security and ripple along with their executives will face the full weight of u.s. regulators.
Have a nice day, and don't forget to pay your taxes

>>52900500
>Thats a nice security you have there, anon
>mind if I have it?

Aren't you nervous at all about the "cryptos are securities" black swan? Things like Ethereum and Chainlink could be labeled securities tomorrow and you would instantly lose all the money you have.