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Topic: FUD or truth? Counterparty Team warns of FinCen penalties for bitcoin companies (Read 2705 times)

legendary
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Looks like a FUD attempt by some clowns trying to move the market down.

Remember USA is not the world.
hero member
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the topic title is pure FUD or OP is severely mistaken. Counterparty devs never issued this warning, from the looks of things it was a random person that dropped into their IRC channel.
I just posted the thread title exactly as it was on reddit.
That's it.
sr. member
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the topic title is pure FUD or OP is severely mistaken. Counterparty devs never issued this warning, from the looks of things it was a random person that dropped into their IRC channel.

More likely than not this is the case, however. It would be nice to see some concrete information one way or another.
hero member
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the topic title is pure FUD or OP is severely mistaken. Counterparty devs never issued this warning, from the looks of things it was a random person that dropped into their IRC channel.
legendary
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should I be worried?

If you own a lot of some 2.0 coin that's dependent on US businesses for asset/share issuance on that coin's platform, or if you work for or own one of these companies, then, yeah, maybe be a little worried.

If you're just holding bitcoin, then just watch as the benefits of actual decentralization and trustlessness become more apparent (over the longer-term) to the previously wide-eyed and naive "Bitcoin 2.0" crowd.
legendary
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hero member
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[6:08:29 PM] taariq lewis: If you are in USA and you run a Bitcoin Business that issues tokens and you are not registered with FinCen, expect these fines to be established guidelines going forward

RIP, scamcoins.

2nd gen coins are mostly scamcoins (if not all)
it's the unregistered businesses that issue shares on the asset exchange that are at risk, not the technology itself. You don't fine the fiat system(or the Fed) when someone commits fraud do you? So it's not the platform that is at risk, again it's the companies that issue illegal securities on the platform.

but i am short bitcoins!  Grin
I agree a short position right now would be wise. But a substantial long position on nem(see signature) would be much more profitable even with the decline of bitcoin. Il quote this post again in exactly one month. Wink 2.0 coins ain't a scam and making that assumption is going to come back and bite pretty hard.

While I don't believe BTC will be the be-all and end-all when it comes to cryptocurrency.  I don't see current stable of 2.0 coins being the ONE.
sr. member
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[6:08:29 PM] taariq lewis: If you are in USA and you run a Bitcoin Business that issues tokens and you are not registered with FinCen, expect these fines to be established guidelines going forward

RIP, scamcoins.

2nd gen coins are mostly scamcoins (if not all)
it's the unregistered businesses that issue shares on the asset exchange that are at risk, not the technology itself. You don't fine the fiat system(or the Fed) when someone commits fraud do you? So it's not the platform that is at risk, again it's the companies that issue illegal securities on the platform.

but i am short bitcoins!  Grin
I agree a short position right now would be wise. But a substantial long position on nem(see signature) would be much more profitable even with the decline of bitcoin. Il quote this post again in exactly one month. Wink 2.0 coins ain't a scam and making that assumption is going to come back and bite pretty hard.

Please please please do come back and quote this after whatever scam coin you're advertising dies in a few weeks. 2.0 coins are certainly a scam, they have no uses except buying bitcoins with them. You can't buy actual things with any of the altcoins. Until the day they do, no Altcoin will ever even attempt to approach bitcoin.
legendary
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[6:08:29 PM] taariq lewis: If you are in USA and you run a Bitcoin Business that issues tokens and you are not registered with FinCen, expect these fines to be established guidelines going forward

RIP, scamcoins.

2nd gen coins are mostly scamcoins (if not all)
it's the unregistered businesses that issue shares on the asset exchange that are at risk, not the technology itself. You don't fine the fiat system(or the Fed) when someone commits fraud do you? So it's not the platform that is at risk, again it's the companies that issue illegal securities on the platform.

but i am short bitcoins!  Grin
I agree a short position right now would be wise. But a substantial long position on nem(see signature) would be much more profitable even with the decline of bitcoin. Il quote this post again in exactly one month. Wink 2.0 coins ain't a scam and making that assumption is going to come back and bite pretty hard.
legendary
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[6:08:29 PM] taariq lewis: If you are in USA and you run a Bitcoin Business that issues tokens and you are not registered with FinCen, expect these fines to be established guidelines going forward

RIP, scamcoins.

2nd gen coins are mostly scamcoins (if not all)
it's the unregistered businesses that issue shares on the asset exchange that are at risk, not the technology itself. You don't fine the fiat system(or the Fed) when someone commits fraud do you? So it's not the platform that is at risk, again it's the companies that issue illegal securities on the platform.

but i am short bitcoins!  Grin
legendary
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[6:08:29 PM] taariq lewis: If you are in USA and you run a Bitcoin Business that issues tokens and you are not registered with FinCen, expect these fines to be established guidelines going forward

RIP, scamcoins.

2nd gen coins are mostly scamcoins (if not all)
it's the unregistered businesses that issue shares on the asset exchange that are at risk, not the technology itself. You don't fine the fiat system(or the Fed) when someone commits fraud do you? So it's not the platform that is at risk, again it's the companies that issue illegal securities on the platform.
hero member
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[6:08:29 PM] taariq lewis: If you are in USA and you run a Bitcoin Business that issues tokens and you are not registered with FinCen, expect these fines to be established guidelines going forward

RIP, scamcoins.

2nd gen coins are mostly scamcoins (if not all)
hero member
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Btcdrak (developer of Viacoin working with Peter Todd) confirms having heard this few weeks ago.


https://twitter.com/btcdrak/status/520548000243126273
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BILIBIT.IO -1st Decentralized Token in Philippines
what about the other companies?

if bad companies/scammers then bullish
if good companies then bearish
sr. member
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May or may not be truth, but clearly presented with FUDdish agenda on reddit
hero member
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Proof-of-Stake Blockchain Network
So maybe the 30k guy knew about this and sold?
N12
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[6:08:29 PM] taariq lewis: If you are in USA and you run a Bitcoin Business that issues tokens and you are not registered with FinCen, expect these fines to be established guidelines going forward

RIP, scamcoins.
legendary
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*tinfoil hat* Coincidentally just as overstock announces Counterparty integrating stock exchange replica...
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Live, Hope, Win
It sounds like rumors at present. Nobody seems to know if it's FUD or truth yet.
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