SEC
10 statements across 9 episodes · 0 bullish · 5 bearish · 9 people on the record · first statement Oct 12, 2016 by Timothy Sykes · across every show →
Everything said about SEC, oldest first
Oct 12, 2016 bearish
Jul 1, 2017
Aug 18, 2017 neutral
Kineshanko: Blockchain activity can be traced to identify specific users
“Well, you can actually track activity on the blockchain quite nicely because it's all open source.
So it's a bit tricky to figure out who's doing what, because people can have, you know, you or I could create wallets, numerous wallets and do stuff with those.…”
Oct 2, 2017 bearish
Strict SEC Regulation Is Causing the US to Fall Behind in Crypto
“I feel that now Americans are falling behind on everything because of the fact that America is too tight in the SEC. Everything is too tough now to create these next generation blockchain companies, fintech companies, anything related to gaming, you know, bank…”
Oct 4, 2017 bearish
Bogart: Odds of SEC approving a Bitcoin ETF remain very low
“I think it's still quite low. I mean, the SEC has made, you know, a pretty definitive decision about this, that the underlying markets for Bitcoin are too unregulated, and therefore they're not going to allow a regulated product. So it's kind of a circular arg…”
Oct 4, 2017 neutral
Bogart: SEC regulators face asymmetric downside risk approving Bitcoin ETFs
“If you're at the SEC, you know, this is one of those things where if you approve this particular ETF, and it goes really well, you know, nobody comes back and kind of, you know, gives you a big promotion, right? But if you do approve it, and something goes wro…”
Jun 17, 2020 neutral
Masterworks' first SEC-registered art offering took 1.5 years to clear
“All of our offerings are filed with the SEC. They're technically public offerings. So we filed our first offering with the SEC maybe a year and a half, two years ago. Took us nearly, nearly a year and a half to get that through the SEC just because they'd real…”
Apr 9, 2021 bearish
Jul 23, 2024 negative
Singh: PAR faced SEC probes and a jailed CFO in 2018
“I got on the board, I think February, March of 20,020 18, and then within two or three months of joining the board, we had our prior CFO literally got sentenced to jail for stealing money. We were under DOJ and SEC investigation for bribery and corruption. Our…”
Mar 14, 2026 neutral
Guseinov: CyberDefender went public via self-registration without an underwriter
“It was gone through what's called a self-listing. It's a little different now. There's a different, different regulations around that today. It's a little easier to actually do a public today, but back then it was a self-registration. So it's as if I go public…”