The charges filed by the SEC against former Coinbase employees for insider trading of securities is the SEC's way of AGAIN trying to call crypto securities.
Since they aren't doing as well as they hoped in their XRP lawsuit, they seem to be looking for new avenues to declare a lot of coins or tokens securities.
While some people on this sub might think some coins seem to be securities, the way the SEC is attempting to declare them as such seems suspect.
I am sorry, but I gotta mention his name---If these Coinbase employees are allegedly guilty of insider trading of securities, how is Musk not also guilty of insider trading or at least of illegal market manipulation?
This evening I relocated a bug from my home to the outside. He seemed thrilled to be outside and flew away (happy I believe). I hope the bug up the SEC's ass gets free and is as happy as the one I relocated this evening.
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