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[Jason Coombs]

The SEC is reportedly investigating Uniswap DEX.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/regulators-investigate-crypto-exchange-developer-uniswap-labs-11630666800

Uniswap becomes the SEC’s latest target as the regulator initiates an investigation into the world’s largest decentralized cryptocurrency exchange. https://t.co/TBiGOYt5XG

— Cointelegraph (@Cointelegraph) September 3, 2021

I have personally received airdrops of crypto assets via Uniswap.

My thoughts on this important part of cryptoeconomics:

How is Uni the bad guy? Isn't that who the SEC is supposed to go after? Protect and serve.

SEC reportedly investigates decentralized exchange #Uniswap https://t.co/adZMMA9tQM

— Ron Dior (@rondior) September 3, 2021

💯 we have law enforcement agencies @TheJusticeDept who go after the bad guys. @SECGov is political commission not law enforcement agency. Politically @SEC_Enforcement is supposed to go after everyone who doesn’t pay the right helpers or who sells financial instruments in public.

— JasonCoombs.CEO❤️🤓💰 (@JasonCoombsCEO) September 3, 2021

The U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has a three-part mission: Protect investors. Maintain fair, orderly, and efficient markets. Facilitate capital formation.

The SEC have become nothing but hired thugs for a 200 year old financial system.

— Ron Dior (@rondior) September 3, 2021

They believe missions accomplished via enforcement of the Rules they create (per 1933 Securities Act/1934 Exchange Act) starting with requirement ALL investment offers (including resale offers by HODLers through secondary markets) are registered or enjoy a registration exemption.

— JasonCoombs.CEO❤️🤓💰 (@JasonCoombsCEO) September 3, 2021

To fix this problem we must get Congress to revise their mission.

Equity crowdfunding didn’t bring a structural change, crypto did.

— JasonCoombs.CEO❤️🤓💰 (@JasonCoombsCEO) September 3, 2021

The U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has a three-part mission: Protect investors. Maintain fair, orderly, and efficient markets. Facilitate capital formation.#uniswap allows individuals to swap one crypto for another, period! How is that a threat to anyone?

— Ron Dior (@rondior) September 3, 2021

💯 For 100s of years the financial system profited by pushing prices down short-term on financial instruments issued by 99% of issuers, pumping prices up on everything long-term inflating money supply. Regulators consider it fraud if the price of newly-issued assets only goes up.

— JasonCoombs.CEO❤️🤓💰 (@JasonCoombsCEO) September 3, 2021

@Uniswap is not decentralization theater. It’s true decentralization. It’s been ethical since day 1. Literally no one is complaining about deception/fraud.

If Uniswap is afoul of US law, the law needs to change, not Uniswap. This is a good time to rethink unethical laws.

— Sam Kazemian (¤, ¤) (@samkazemian) September 3, 2021

💯 AGREE WITH YOU 💯

However, a “decentralized common enterprise” that promises to reward HODLers by their effective % ownership of the market value of financial instruments created in name of that enterprise is still a “common enterprise” subject to laws that aren’t going away.

— JasonCoombs.CEO❤️🤓💰 (@JasonCoombsCEO) September 3, 2021

Then those laws need to change entirely to reflect the reality of the world people want to live in. No one has had a problem with Uniswap like they have with Bitconnect for example. Laws are meant to serve society. Society isn't a slave to its outdated, unethical laws.

— Sam Kazemian (¤, ¤) (@samkazemian) September 3, 2021

A simple Rule change solves this

Allow unrestricted P2P trading of unregistered securities

This means DO designate all crypto assets that have secondary market prices via DEX/CEX to be “securities” and DO NOT prohibit DEX trading but DO require CEX to register as SECs exchanges

— JasonCoombs.CEO❤️🤓💰 (@JasonCoombsCEO) September 3, 2021

@Uniswap A simple Rule change solves this Allow unrestricted P2P trading of unregistered securities This means DO designate all crypto assets that have secondary market prices via DEX/CEX to be “securities” and DO NOT prohibit DEX trading but DO require CEX to register as SECs exchanges