>SEC cracks down on Ether Delta. >All unregistered trading platforms to come under fire. >NEX will launch as IDEX and Etherdelta disappear >Institutional money sitting on the sidelines waiting for regulatory compliant security to come along. >NEX is recognized as a security in the EU, which strongly suggests SEC compliance to follow. >Security is available for institutional investors >Coincidentally, and unironically, institutional regulators immediately crack down on all NEX competitors. >Only available option after SEC purge is institutional investment vehicle of choice - NEX.
what does SEC think about shilling a pump and dump scam over the internet???
Jason Gray
>Muh, coins bought on Aphelion will be black listed!
Nope. See below discussion from the Community Forum on the NEX website:
>Post on NEX Community This is a crucial information for many of us, who would like to buy more NEX. Can someone from team comment whether they consider banning tokens bought in Aphelion from staking or something similar?
>Fabio's Response NEX is not responsible that other projects and/or individuals act according to the applicable law. We have not been notified prior to the listing and have no knowledge of their licensing status.
To the best of my knowledge the project is registered in Saint Kitts (ECSRC regulator). We are not familiar with their KYC requirements or the fees charged during trading of NEX securities and have no access to the source code of their contracts.
We will not issue legal advise on the matter, KYC will be required to receive dividends from NEX. This does not affect our operations, the company can successfully meet our obligations regardless of their operation.
Blake Wright
Reported
Kevin Thompson
>What is reading comprehension? Literally the first line >No pumps, just steady growth.
Eli Young
Pretty sure personal opinions about investment options on anonymous mongolian shrimp farming message boards is protected speech.
Anthony King
That seems pretty ambiguous
Blake Evans
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Evan Anderson
>KYC will be required to receive dividends from NEX. This does not affect our operations, the company can successfully meet our obligations regardless of their operation. >That seems pretty ambiguous I don't think it is. He's saying that KYC will be required for staking regardless of where you got your tokens.
