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RE: SEC Regulates Tokens
What I will say, is that regulators seem to favor that "mining" means it is some new technology and not a traditional security. So maybe because Ethereum is mined it just falls under the blanket ignorance of government to avoid regulating that.
Thank you for the response. This is something we're going to really have to keep up with and pay attention to going forward. As the crypto world starts to make it's way into the main stream light, I can see mountains of cash moving in looking for returns and USD alternative safe havens. Being in "currencies" moving forward seems like the smart and safe play here. While I love EOS and everything it stands for, it's year long ICO I imagine would put it directly in the cross hairs. I fear this is going to limit our options dramatically going forward on what cryptos we'll be able to invest in, but on the other hand as you pointed out, currencies literally have no top, so if we position ourselves correctly, we could see some incredible gains. This is starting to make BTC look more attractive if it does indeed keep it's "reserve currency" status in the crypto world.