The simple facts of the matter are:
- AriseBank is and always was the most clear+obvious scam (I was posting this, and providing plenty of evidence for this, to try to save people from getting scammed by it [while Stan kept pushing it], for a week before the SEC finally clamped down on them - you can look at my past comments if you want to read the evidence, tho since all traces of AriseBank such as its website long since disappeared, it's harder to confirm now, though this obviously only strengthens the case for scam)
- it's a real shame that people like you, @Stan, keep promoting it
- it's actually a good thing that we have government and government regulation to protect people from getting scammed out of their money, as we've been learning through the crypto space being chock full of scams and hacks and ponzi's etc. Supposedly AriseBank stole $600 million in investor money. That is not a good thing for the world. That is why regulation to prevent investors getting hoodwinked like this can be a good thing. I think it's also probably not true (probably AriseBank raised much less, given that it was only ever just basically one guy and a fake website), but at least it's the figure that the guy behind AriseBank was claiming.
RE: SEC v ARISE: The Trial of The Century?