Unikoin Gold and investment lawsuits — the 506(c) SAFT ICO that didn’t bother checking accreditation
To be fair, even an accredited investor should realise that if you’re buying “unicorn gold,” the name might be a warning sign.
Blockchain and cryptocurrency news and analysis by David Gerard
To be fair, even an accredited investor should realise that if you’re buying “unicorn gold,” the name might be a warning sign.
ICO tokens are (almost certainly) securities — and “free” promotional bounties are a sale of securities.
Alli and I really need to get on with the T-shirt and merchandise selection.
Advancing the cause of DRMed JPEGs with a bit of applied blockchain.
How the eye-watering margin leverage on crypto exchanges works in practice, and what happens when things go wrong.
I go on ECurrencyHodler’s podcast, The Lite Podcast. This was good.
The slapstick comedy horror saga of a plucky little blockchain startup who aren’t quite ready for every state-level hacker in the world, or more than eleven voters.
You can definitely trust John McAfee on all crypto-related matters. Maybe.
Jemima Kelly from FT asked UK Member of Parliament Grant Shapps just one question about the OpenBrix ICO, and hilarity ensued.
I particularly commend the James Mickens video.