at some point he may draw the ire of the SEC or some other regulatory body...or probably even more likely given the lack of legal framework so far, he may get sued in civil court by class action claiming they lost opportunity or value from his tweets. The fact that he even acknowledges the bots as a problem expose him to being accused of gross negligence, willful blindness, or worst case - malicious intent. All it would take is some lawyer to string together a class action of 'day-traders' who can claim he messed up their earnings...perhaps this is a reason Charlie Lee was cautious in selling his LTC stake?
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Charlie Lee is a very clever guy if you ask me and I´m very positive on LTC even after him selling his stake. I just don´t see him as any kind of a scammer at all but a solid guy who´ll stick around to fulfill his promises!
Regarding the case that the SEC or law suits may kick in, well I guess we might actually see a bunch of that happening in the near future due to different happenings. It´s the wild west out there right now and some people might be hit by reality one day..