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Title: Questions for interview with SEC Commissioner Hester Pierce
Post by: jchi2210 on March 13, 2019, 05:32:12 PM
This is a great chance to pick the mind of Hester Pierce. Anyone have any questions in regards to regulations from the SEC? They would like all questions asked on the tweet itself, but if you want to post any questions you want here then I can ask them on their twitter for you.

"The Halo Platform team will be meeting with SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce and have a chance to interview her.  What questions does the crypto community have that we could possibly pose to this pivotal individual within the SEC."


https://twitter.com/halo_scott/status/1105855878635421699

https://i.imgur.com/83kfaiP.png (https://twitter.com/halo_scott/status/1105855878635421699)


Title: Re: AMA with SEC Commissioner Hester Pierce
Post by: dukeru on March 13, 2019, 05:52:15 PM
Should be an interesting discussion.  I have plenty of questions for her regarding the difference between STO's and ICO's in the eyes of the SEC...heading to Scott's twitter feed in 3....2....1...


Title: Re: AMA with SEC Commissioner Hester Pierce
Post by: jchi2210 on March 13, 2019, 06:05:02 PM
Should be an interesting discussion.  I have plenty of questions for her regarding the difference between STO's and ICO's in the eyes of the SEC...heading to Scott's twitter feed in 3....2....1...

It should be very interesting indeed, here is my first question: Is the SEC seeing more crypto companies comply with their rules and opening lines of communications to ensure they don't break any rules?


Title: Re: Questions for interview with SEC Commissioner Hester Pierce
Post by: Cosbycoin on March 18, 2019, 12:11:53 PM
Wow, this is a nice one and I also have a lot of question that I need to ask the sec also just to be clarified.

One the question I have to ask them is if they have found a best way to control the activities of crypto companies especially those carrying out ICOs because we still see a lot of ICO companies scamming a lot of users into investing in their platform without having any real life value and we always notice that nothing is being done about them.