Does this include incarceration while awaiting trial, as we all as imprisonment after conviction?

(They don’t know the cftc has no criminal authority whatsoever)

Sort of mind-blowing that this was sub-25% for six months and then it rocketed to 72% after the CFTC got interested.

The business model of crypto is breaking the law and recording the crimes on immutable ledgers. The people who commit these crimes do not have standing armies, nuclear weapons, or control of strategically important land or waterways. Yet they think they can mess with the currencies and capital controls set up by countries that have nuclear weapons and spy agencies.

In the long run, any cryptocurrency tycoon of note will be in prison -- if they're lucky.

Getting involved in crypto is insanely dumb.

Changpeng Zhao, the Binance man,
Locked up in jail? That's not the plan.
He'll keep on trading, making dough,
No orange jumpsuit, just green to show.

#FreeCz