> Nobody is saying that crytocurrencies 'in general' are going to be declared securities.
I agree with you, but the fact is plenty of people do. Maybe not in the corner of the world, but look broader. This also wasn't the point.
I agree with you, but the fact is plenty of people do. Maybe not in the corner of the world, but look broader. This also wasn't the point.
This is about ICOs. IE, a tokens that are a 'FUTURE' promise for something that doesn't exist yet.
If Bitcoin was a security, the statement from the SEC head would be very different.