You retards know that pump and dump schemes are illegal right? The SEC actively investigates that, even with shitcoins.
Average investigation takes about 18 months, but they will track you down. There are 14 year old kids that did time in the late nineties for PnD on penny stocks. The SEC shows no mercy.
>There are 14 year old kids that did time in the late nineties for PnD on penny stocks. Wasn't it some kids on an internet forum too? They weren't even advertising it.
Austin Brown
>There are 14 year old kids that did time in the late nineties for PnD on penny stocks. Citation needed
Jordan Parker
That's the trouble with connecting data cables to pajeet land
Luke Wood
Yep - it was on a BBS.
Just google search pump and dump arrest
Jaxon Turner
Crypto is not regulated. That's why there is no ETF, that's why the market is manipulated, that's why you are free to pump and dump as much as you want. No consequences for no one. Prove me wrong...
>Mr. Lebed lured investors into the stocks with predictions that the shares would soon soar in price. He said in one message that a company trading at $2 would be trading at more than $20 ''very soon.'' Another posting said that a stock would be the next ''to gain 1,000 percent.'' kek, lots of anons going to lose their precious gains
Nathaniel Torres
So people talk about crypto being unregulated... obviously we can do or say whatever we want, but what exactly would get you in shit in the stock exchange world?
Jaxon Russell
Breaking laws
Nathaniel Carter
Incorrect. It's a security. SEC has been working on a crypto enforcement mechanism for last 6 months. They are going to time their first arrests with a congressional action on crypto. St least that's the plan.
Nathaniel Bell
The SEC is a civil body and can't put you behind bars, retard. All they can do is fine money ... which you only need to pay if you want to keep trading. Otherwise you can tell them to fuck off.
Cameron Davis
It's regulated - the crime is fraud, not what you're pumping.
Caleb Kelly
>madoff went to jail
Bentley Williams
Pumping is part of the fraud. This Lebed kid was apparently in trouble purely because of shit he said online (and the fact that he owned stock).
Carter Russell
>your zit-festooned ass is madoff >in that broken ass chair
Hudson Powell
The last refuge of the nocoiner is that all crypto winners go to jail.
Camden Thompson
I'm not from murica, do I need to care what SEC is or does?
Parker Richardson
It depends on where you are and what sites you are using.
Daniel Gomez
they would have to prove:
>you were intentionally pumping and dumping (as opposed to just making a large purchase) >you were the one using the computer at the time >the wallet from which the coins were sent belongs to you
Ryder Bennett
>Google searching flagged words Lel
Dylan Hernandez
>investigating for gibsmemoney Lmao, fucking hell
Elijah Thompson
By the way, this teen did nothing wrong at all. He bought some stocks and promoted them to make a profit. How this is big daddy's government business is something only literal cucks could understand.
Gabriel Ward
Its simple
Gibs me money
Gibbmedamoney
Luis Jenkins
All the words are flagged.
Carson Cooper
>>you were intentionally pumping and dumping (as opposed to just making a large purchase) people are openly talking about this is chat rooms >>you were the one using the computer at the time no they don't >>the wallet from which the coins were sent belongs to you it's on an exchange with people's personal information
Carter Thompson
Ur moms flagged
Wait, fuck. Its a classification of all activity l. Even this message
Grayson Mitchell
In all of your nocoiner fury, you are supporting the government trespassing on our civil liberties just so that you can say "I told you so". People like you disgust me more than the SEC itself, as at least they are getting paid to do this.
Jason James
1. I own a lot of crypto 2. I don't get involved in fraud
Bentley Roberts
Not American. Burgers aren't allowed to participate in ICOs as it is, and shouldn't be allowed to be in crypto at all. Fuck off, we're full.
Well, one of your BTC addresses has been linked to criminal activity, step into your cell now, citizen. After you give us your private keys. If you don't, you are obstructing justice.
Connor Foster
>Engaging in illegal activities >Muh liberties
Samuel Stewart
For every crypto winner there is a crypto loser - probably several, in fact
Nathan Allen
Is hyping up Apple products in technology forums illegal? Why should hyping up stocks be?
Jose Brown
Are you trying to form an argument?
Joseph Bennett
Oh nice strawman.
Because there's an intent to defraud.
Christopher Brooks
I'm trying to tell you that being a statist cuck doesn't align with your interests as a crypto holder. You are lying anyway.
Luis Scott
You're assuming we're Americucks.
Camden Roberts
>pointing out pump and dump is fraud >must hate all crypto Cool, man.
Asher Kelly
Am I intending to defraud you if I tell you that Macbooks are nice computers and you should get one? Suck a dick, faggot, that's all you were born to do.
Andrew Smith
It's irrelevant if you hate it, it is against your interests to give the SEC power over crypto. If anything else, value will crush.
Jack Mitchell
SEC has zero power
Camden Miller
Your argument is equating fraud to cryptocurrencies. It's not only wrong, it's retarded.
Man I hate the government kikes even more than usual now. The kid didn't even create fake alter-ego accounts, he just created extra accounts to bypass a spam filter on Yahoo. Can a person be sued for owning Apple or Nintendo stock if they have no intention of buying a product from either company? Don't think so. Fuck the SEC.
Josiah Jackson
>Ronald Long, administrator of the SEC's Philadelphia District Office, urged investors "to be highly skeptical of any advice they receive from the Internet. People should do thorough research before making investment decisions and verify all information before acting on it."
Michael Nelson
I don't join in on PnD's and I think the people that fall for it are morons.
On the other hand I'd say the government has no fucking reason to get involved with it. Its none of their fucking business. People know they are getting into sketchy shit, it's extremely high risk/high reward.
But again. Why must the government interfere? To protect morons from themselfs? People have to pay tax dollars because some people are to fucking retarded to see such a simple scam?
It even works out itself, since the stupid people are filtered out after they loose a bunch of money. I just don't fucking get it.
Cooper Clark
You don't understand what fraud is. The US government is the most hostile government in the world against cryptocurrencies, more than countries like Russia and China. Give them more power, I guess.
>who will think of the children
Boomer idiot
Ryan Foster
Oh wow. Personal insults. Are you going to call me Hitler next? Trump? Stalin? Come on, you've got to have better than "faggot" especially since "cunt" is bandied around here as a term of endearment.
Tell that to fucking Madoff and his investors
Henry Murphy
The government doesn't really care about idiots, it's a pretext to install their own regulation.
Ethan Gray
>But again. Why must the government interfere? To protect morons from themselfs? People have to pay tax dollars because some people are to fucking retarded to see such a simple scam? That's the reason on the surface. The real reason is to ensure the goyim stay content with their annual 0.25% returns (pre-inflation) in their (((savings accounts))). Can't let those 30% profit margins in the banking industry go away.
Jace King
I am going to tell that you are a massive faggot who puts dicks up his ass for pleasure. That is enough fot the faggot that you are and explains your fixation to be fucked by the government.
Elijah Thompson
>Tell that to fucking Madoff and his investors Next you're going to tell me that the government cares about the sick and poor because they're going after Shkreli, even though they allow companies like Mylan and Merck to rape taxpayers to the tune of tens of billions. They only went after Madoff because he went too far; it's just like the mafia, you watch after your family, but if Tito's third cousin rapes the mayor's daughter, you cut ties and cooperate fully with the police.
Isaac Roberts
Don't forget to pay your taxes like a good goy American.
Cooper Russell
Say it with me, "Land of the free...."
Thank god I was born outside of Mexic....I mean America
Cameron Butler
>Ronald Long >FA hodler is this self-fulfilling prophecy or irony
Benjamin Perez
there is yvidence
Evan Morris
The exchanges should be held responsible for allowing them. If they can't govern over what is happening on their exchanged properly than the SEC should get involved.
>sec I am Brazilian, mate... WHAT ARE THEY GONNA DO? Cry?
Jace Rogers
Excatly.. hence why many say to stay away, it's not federally regulated hence SEC can't touch it.. just a newfag who's butt hurt he bought high, expecting coins to keep going on ONLY one direction, up. Now trying gear tactics to scare other newfags while he jerks off in mom's basement
Parker James
>hate pump and dump groups >loves the biggest pump and dump group of them all
At least with Pajeets you are doing it voluntarily, the government is using force to take your money.
Eli Phillips
>WHAT ARE THEY GONNA DO? Cry? Depending on the extent of the deed, I guess it is handled at a more local level, no? I would say it is like posting CP on the internet. Both is a crime.
IF cryptos would be regulated. But they are not.
(not versed in law, please correct me if I am wrong)
Jaxson Russell
What is the SEC? Some american bullshit?
Brody Stewart
That's right, but the brazilian police does not even know what a cryptocurrency is...
Noah Rodriguez
>has a third-world subservient socialist mentality >accuses others of being Pajeets
Leo White
Even if I wanted to, seems like nothing short of 10 mil is enough to orchestrate one.
I'll just stick to being a big fish riding the waves.
Brandon Hernandez
>What is the SEC? Some american bullshit? Yeah, the Securities and Exchange Commission. Also the Southeastern Conference if you're into college sports
Lincoln Smith
I doubt that the regular police officer knows how someone evades taxes unlawfully.
But they would still arrest you for doing it.
Xavier Thomas
I think it depends on the coin
Lower market cap requires less of an initial pump
Christian Jackson
>exchange with personal info You realize you don't have to give accurate personal info to trade on most exchanges, right?
Ian Sanders
There are easier ways to send your money to India
Henry Evans
>the SEC regulates the trade of altcoins lmao fuckin OP
Dominic Smith
>government doesn't have the power to regulate whatever it feels like
Adrian Fisher
nice non-argument faggot >hurdur let me make some retarded generalization in response to your specific point do you have anything to say or no? just fuck off you are mentally retarded
Jayden Martin
>implying im amerishart and i give a fuck
lmaoing @ u living in a third world country, bet you pay taxes on your crypto gains too lmao
Adam Williams
So you in crypto but want protection. The whole reason crypto is lucretive is because you dont have to pay regulators. You are on your own. The whole reason we have the sec is because old white women were dumping the family money in "I know a guy" stocks. They wanted an "in". So I regret not getting bitcoin and then selling at triple. Ive never lost a dime on the markets and dont want to start now.
Henry Jenkins
kek yall niggers going to jail
Tyler Ward
The US is the literal definition of first world. Look it up fagit
Hudson Anderson
retards thinking the feds are gonna van a bunch of Pajeets and the suckers that got scammed
Vitalik and a bunch of ICO's on the other hand....
Levi Watson
What is ssi?
Owen Gray
Capitalism isn't zero sum
Everyone investing today can be a winner if he just holds
Evan Butler
not
Luis Perez
how can they prove that you were actually part of a organized pump group and not just reading the market signals and happen to invest in the coin during the pump?
Landon Evans
>you were the one using the computer at the time lolololololol I remember thinking like this when I was 14. Such a childish understanding of the legal system. "Some bad financial criminal broke in and used my laptop, it wasn't me!"
Adam Myers
Subpoena of IP logs on Discord chat rooms
Jayden Reed
If I destroy my computer, will I be safe? Kinda freaking out desu
Parker Diaz
what is a vpn?
Jeremiah Price
It stands for virtual private network.
Connor White
The government won't do shit. Watch.
Xavier Hernandez
SEC can enforce securities law on any "instrument deemed an investment contract." That applies to crypto. Did more detail, see SEC v. WJ Howey Co.
Jaxson Wood
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptocurrency Fraud On August 6, 2013, Magistrate Judge Amos Mazzant of the Eastern District of Texas federal court ruled that because cryptocurrency can be used as money, it is a currency or form of money. This ruling allowed for the SEC to have jurisdiction over cases of securities fraud involving cryptocurrency.[42] On December 1, 2015, the owner of the now-defunct GAW Miners website was accused of securities fraud following his development of the cryptocurrency known as Paycoin. He is accused of masterminding an elaborate ponzi scheme
bbc.com/news/business-32406056 A financial trader has been arrested in the UK after US authorities accused him of contributing to the 2010 Wall Street "flash crash". wants to extradite on charges of wire fraud, commodities fraud and market manipulation. ft.com/content/57b98528-4c3e-11e7-a3f4-c742b9791d43?mhq5j=e1 HSBC trader to fight extradition to US in forex case was arrested on Monday in the UK at the behest of US authorities, who have charged him with forex-rigging. The case may raise issues of jurisdiction. The UK’s Serious Fraud Office dropped its own criminal investigation into rigging forex market after deciding there was insufficient evidence to mount a prosecution. When weighing extradition to the US, a British judge has to be convinced that the allegations amounted to a crime in the UK too I think that Brazil doesn't have a extradition treaty so you might not be.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accredited_investor#United_States The ostensible purpose of the status designation is to protect potential investors from risk. to be considered an accredited investor, one must have a net worth of at least $1M. "accredited investor" is defined in Rule 501 of the SEC
Evan Rivera
Get out of here with that gay shit no taxes, no sec no rules
Elijah Diaz
I can't wait for all the cryptokiddies to get busted.
Remember, no settlement without paying back any profit you made.
Julian Turner
GIVE ME MONEY
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Connor Lopez
>what is a vpn? A private network that you, in most cases, connect to directly from your home IP and is required by law to keep logs for law enforcement?
Always kills me the amount of retards who think hopping on a VPN makes them anonymoose. That's literally how LulzSec got caught.
Brandon Lopez
People like you are the scum of the earth
Mason Jenkins
>tell them to fuck off.
You know there are phones in both SEC and US Attorney's offices, right?