Wednesday, August 15, 2018

The Next Web: SEC ruling suggests cryptocurrency airdrops violate securities law by David Canellis

Recent SEC documents suggest that popular cryptocurrency airdrops and marketing bounty programs might be violating securities law. Read more at The Next Web »

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