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US Securities and Exchange Commission Issues Advice for Crypto-Curious Investors, Warns Against ICOs and Digital Asset Scams

The rise in the number of initial coin offerings (ICO) and initial exchange offerings (IEO) is giving unscrupulous individuals the opportunity to run crypto-related scams.

To combat illegal ICOs and IEOs, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) put together a list of resources that helps investors navigate the complex realm of investing in digital assets.

Wondering if a crypto, ICO or IEO investment is right for you, if it’s legal… or if it could be a scam? These resources can help: https://t.co/evPEJ4vEYc

— SEC Investor Ed (@SEC_Investor_Ed) February 23, 2020

The list covers a wide array of topics that helps investors avoid scams including:

The resource list is comprehensive as it is part of the SEC’s efforts to keep investors away from the jaws of scammers in the cryptocurrency world.

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