A reasonable request: it would go down well in Canada.

The current SEC crackdown on ICOs is reminiscent of their crackdown on largely hard-money-oriented market letters in the late 1970s. Those fellows weren't reasonable: they were combative. One of them nicknamed the SEC the "Swift Execution Commission."

But they won. Around 1980, the Supreme Court made the SEC back off on the grounds that market letter writers had relevant First Amendment rights.

Given that precedent, your bracketing will likely be applied by the Supreme Court after an unreasonable son-of-a-gun gets a lawyer. :)