This is one of the best posts I have read in while @lpfaust, good job!
It amazing to see how quickly things change and develop develop in the crypto world. Some countries are sure to benefit by being part of the vanguard, while others like the US are thinking completely backwards in a panic attempt trying to protect the centralization of power.
I guesing that the US eventually will have to open up and allowing US citizens to participate in the ICOs.
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@cryptodan thanks for checking out the article and commenting. I appreciate it.
My hope is the US begins to view ICOs not in the light of new securities which need huge amounts of regulation and have large costs associated with registration. Rather I'd like them to take the stance that ICOs are just another form of crowdfunding tool which startups can use to raise capital in a very inexpensive way. However the current ruling on the DAO is not stoking my optimism.
Already anyone with a US based IP address is locked out of virtually every ICO for this very reason. If things do not change, the center of power for tech and finance will shift away from the US.