RE: 10 Myths About EOS... You May Think Are True
I cannot tell a lie. EOS is way too advanced for me to understand. I got lost after 10 minutes into this video when you mentioned vote buying on steemit being solved with some sort of constitution that was decided on. What?
The only FUD I believe is when the tokens were first released, they said it was not supposed to be sold to residents of the USA because of where their organization is located, yet I mostly hear hype from US residents who are invested into it. I am very confused what is going on. Is breaking the law advised, or have the rules changed, or nobody cares? Am I the only person who recalls this restriction before the Mandela Effect occurred?
Don't take my comment the wrong way. I'm just pointing out how inept, ignorant, or misinformed I feel about world-wide blockchain changes coming our way. I can't even separate the religious zeal from the hard solid science. It is a gamble the smartest players may profit from, I am sure. Your content is always awesome @happymoneyman.
Creative Truth. I always appreciate your thoughts!
The steemit vote buying is being combatted by @grumpycat and a coalition of whales who downvote/flag bad operators. It's not an official constitution, it's the community acting in it's own best ineterst.
EOS will have an official constitution that is written and will be updated along the way. Same concept, but more clear.
As far as US investors, I've heard of people still buying EOS tokens. The rumor is a US investor can just buy the token on Biance and leave it on the exchange. Binance will turn it into the official EOS token when mainnet launches. If you did KYC on Binance this may not work.
The other thing I've heard of people doing is registering their EOS wallet on the eos website using a VPN. Essentially they hide their IP address so it doesn't show it coming from the US.
The regulators look at the company Selling the tokens. Have they done their due diligence to shut out US investors and follow the rules.
The regulators care far less about individuals who buy the security. They are trying to protect the people on the buy end, if that makes sense.
No breaking the law is never advised. haha. Some people in crypto have a higher risk tolerance than others. In fact a lot of the crypto community has a very high risk tolerence, so I think this seems small to them. Just my guess.
Cheers brotha. Have a great day
"The steemit vote buying is being combatted by @grumpycat and a coalition of whales who downvote/flag bad operators. It's not an official constitution, it's the community acting in it's own best ineterst."
Get grumpy's dick out of your mouth, jesus christ. He's fucking abuser #1 on this platform, are you an idiot or just a pathetic, mealy-mouthed sycophant?
Here's Grumpy voting his sock-puppets $10,000+ (at price of SBD at the time) for placeholder numbered comments:
You are fucking pathetic for cheerleading this asshole.