That picture probably isn’t an emoji, because emojis aren’t detailed enough for a message of that size. But they do convey some information, which is why, we assume, people use them. And since emojis are capable of conveying information, they are also capable of conveying misinformation, even misleading information that violates the securities laws.
For some time, we’ve been discouraging our clients from using emojis or other images that could be misleading. Rocketships and unicorns have long…
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That picture probably isn’t an emoji, because emojis aren’t detailed enough for a message of that size. But they do convey some information, which is why, we assume, people use them. And since emojis are capable of conveying information, they are also capable of conveying misinformation, even misleading information that violates the securities laws.
For some time, we’ve been discouraging our clients from using emojis or other images that could be misleading. Rocketships and unicorns have long…
This entry is filed under Crowdfunding, Disclosure, Disclosure, Fraud, Investing, Liability, Regulation, Securities Law
That picture probably isn’t an emoji, because emojis aren’t detailed enough for a message of that size. But they do convey some information, which is why, we assume, people use them. And since emojis are capable of conveying information, they are also capable of conveying misinformation, even misleading information that violates the securities laws.
For some time, we’ve been discouraging our clients from using emojis or other images that could be misleading. Rocketships and unicorns have long…
This entry is filed under Crowdfunding, Disclosure, Disclosure, Fraud, Investing, Liability, Regulation, Securities Law
That picture probably isn’t an emoji, because emojis aren’t detailed enough for a message of that size. But they do convey some information, which is why, we assume, people use them. And since emojis are capable of conveying information, they are also capable of conveying misinformation, even misleading information that violates the securities laws.
For some time, we’ve been discouraging our clients from using emojis or other images that could be misleading. Rocketships and unicorns have long…
This entry is filed under Crowdfunding, Disclosure, Disclosure, Fraud, Investing, Liability, Regulation, Securities Law
That picture probably isn’t an emoji, because emojis aren’t detailed enough for a message of that size. But they do convey some information, which is why, we assume, people use them. And since emojis are capable of conveying information, they are also capable of conveying misinformation, even misleading information that violates the securities laws.
For some time, we’ve been discouraging our clients from using emojis or other images that could be misleading. Rocketships and unicorns have long…
This entry is filed under Crowdfunding, Disclosure, Disclosure, Fraud, Investing, Liability, Regulation, Securities Law
That picture probably isn’t an emoji, because emojis aren’t detailed enough for a message of that size. But they do convey some information, which is why, we assume, people use them. And since emojis are capable of conveying information, they are also capable of conveying misinformation, even misleading information that violates the securities laws.
For some time, we’ve been discouraging our clients from using emojis or other images that could be misleading. Rocketships and unicorns have long…
This entry is filed under Crowdfunding, Disclosure, Disclosure, Fraud, Investing, Liability, Regulation, Securities Law
That picture probably isn’t an emoji, because emojis aren’t detailed enough for a message of that size. But they do convey some information, which is why, we assume, people use them. And since emojis are capable of conveying information, they are also capable of conveying misinformation, even misleading information that violates the securities laws.
For some time, we’ve been discouraging our clients from using emojis or other images that could be misleading. Rocketships and unicorns have long…
This entry is filed under Crowdfunding, Disclosure, Disclosure, Fraud, Investing, Liability, Regulation, Securities Law
That picture probably isn’t an emoji, because emojis aren’t detailed enough for a message of that size. But they do convey some information, which is why, we assume, people use them. And since emojis are capable of conveying information, they are also capable of conveying misinformation, even misleading information that violates the securities laws.
For some time, we’ve been discouraging our clients from using emojis or other images that could be misleading. Rocketships and unicorns have long…
This entry is filed under Crowdfunding, Disclosure, Disclosure, Fraud, Investing, Liability, Regulation, Securities Law
We’ve heard from some of our clients that potential investors are getting spooked by the crypto winter and the FTX meltdown.
Yes, you can invest in crypto online, just like you can invest in online exempt public offerings under Regulations A, CF and D. But that’s pretty much where the similarity ends.
There are a number of differences between the crypto world and online exempt securities offerings.
These include the types of investments offered. Crypto comprises purely digital assets, which…
This entry is filed under Capital Raising, Crowdfunding, Disclosure, Disclosure, Due Diligence, Due Diligence Process, Failure, Regulation A, Section 4(a)(6), Types of Offerings
We’ve heard from some of our clients that potential investors are getting spooked by the crypto winter and the FTX meltdown.
Yes, you can invest in crypto online, just like you can invest in online exempt public offerings under Regulations A, CF and D. But that’s pretty much where the similarity ends.
There are a number of differences between the crypto world and online exempt securities offerings.
These include the types of investments offered. Crypto comprises purely digital assets, which…
This entry is filed under Capital Raising, Crowdfunding, Disclosure, Disclosure, Due Diligence, Due Diligence Process, Failure, Regulation A, Section 4(a)(6), Types of Offerings