Intradasting...

[Anonymous No.9551574]

It really sinks in that something is really wrong in the USA when you see this on the ICO buying rules.

Can't participate: CHINA, NORTH KOREA, SYRIA, USA

[Anonymous No.9551619]

It's to protect you brainlets from scams like confido and chainlink.

[Anonymous No.9551792]

We have no credibility anymore, look at the leader we elected. THe fucking symbol of the nation attacked him during a photoshoot.

Admittedly it’s not all his fault we’ve fallen this far but he’s symptomatic of how much our leadership had failed us that we elected a clown and a sheister as the president because he was ‘an outsider’ who ran on a platform of ‘draining the swamp.’

[Anonymous No.9552731]

>>9551574
>>9551619
It's to protect people like us from getting rich

[reluctant kneepad girl No.9552833]

America runs world still, we have to be fiscally responsible.

[Anonymous No.9552902]

>>9552731
Clearly individuals such as yourself would be rich if only you were allowed to fomo into ICOs, but for every one of you there are 99 chad normans who would lose all their money

[Anonymous No.9552927]

muhhh freedom

[Anonymous No.9552956]

>>9552902
Itt gringos are so utterly cucked they have convinced themselves the SEC rules are OK

[Anonymous No.9553002]

>>9552956
There's nothing special about those rules

[Anonymous No.9553284]

>>9551574
>NORTH KOREA, SYRIA, USA
Some thing with forex.

btw the deeper into this rabbit hole you go the more you realize were fucked. I frequently come across, while researching stuff, information about how foreigners want to keep their capital out of the US to stay away from US regulators. Like for another example just recently I was reading about the history of this:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2016-11-29/the-man-who-invented-libor-iw3fpmed
The Man Who Invented the World’s Most Important Number
When Minos Zombanakis devised Libor—the London interbank offered rate
He’d hit upon a novel way to lend large amounts of money to companies and countries that wanted to borrow dollars but would rather avoid the rigors of U.S. financial regulation.
London was growing as a global financial hub. Russia, China, and many Arab states wanted to keep their dollars out of the U.S. for political reasons or out of fear they might be confiscated, and they chose to bank their money in the U.K. instead. The City of London was also benefiting from stringent U.S. regulations that capped how much American banks could pay for dollar deposits and that cut the amount of interest they could charge on bonds sold to foreigners. Many companies set up offshore offices in swinging London, where they could ply their international trade unhindered.