#CryptoClarityAct For years, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), under its former Chair Gary Gensler, waged what many still call a War on Crypto, marked by arbitrary enforcement, retroactive reinterpretation of laws, and regulatory uncertainty that is pushing innovation offshore.

In 2024 alone, the SEC brought over two dozen crypto-related enforcement actions — a record pace that outstripped prior years and rattled markets worth more than $2 trillion globally.

We at Unicoin Inc. know firsthand how destructive this uncertainty can be. Despite maintaining over six years of audited financial statements filed with the SEC and a shareholder base exceeding 4,000 investors, our company faces litigation that threatens our survival — not because of fraud or investor harm, but because of unclear rules and shifting interpretations.

Unicoin has spent more than $10 million on legal, audit, and compliance efforts, including two prior SEC investigations that concluded with no violations. Yet in December 2024, we received a Wells Notice signaling the SEC’s intent to charge us with securities violations, including for so-called “airdrop marketing” — a common industry practice used by hundreds of projects, from grassroots startups to political meme coins like $TRUMP. At that time, the SEC itself publicly denied having any anti-airdrop policy.

Faced with the threat of immediate enforcement, including a potential Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) that would have devastated our business overnight, we were forced into a “standstill” agreement with the SEC. We halted token sales and paused our plans to list on public exchanges, sacrificing growth and damaging our investors — not due to fraud, but because of fear.#BTC