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Actually, I wanted to name the title "Contract Dog, Please Love Yourself", but then I thought about how this statement would hurt the dog, so I gave up.

Today let’s talk about contracts…er…people.

1. The nature of gambling addiction

Medically speaking, addiction is an imbalance in the gene transcription and epigenetic mechanisms of the reward system in the brain. Addiction has many psychological causes, but physiologically speaking, it is caused by long-term exposure to high levels of addictive stimuli (addictive). Situations that occur after stimulus, such as morphine, cocaine, sexual intercourse, gambling, etc.). More importantly, gambling addiction is neurochemically similar to sex addiction, drug addiction, etc. They all use pleasure as a reward.

Brother, don't be impatient. Although we all sleep in bridge holes and sit on rooftops, "the currency circle is really a place where you can easily make a lot of money" is an objective factual description for him. who is he? He is the "Shameless Evil Captain America" ​​- Mr. SEC!

[U.S. SEC earns $14 billion from crackdown on cryptocurrency sector in 2022]... This title sounds like a joke, but it is a true story. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is an independent agency responsible for regulating the U.S. securities market. Its mission is to protect investors, maintain a fair, orderly and efficient market, and promote capital formation. However, it behaved like a greedy bandit in 2022, launching a ruthless attack on the cryptocurrency space and reaping huge profits from it.

According to statistics on June 12, after launching lawsuits against Binance and Coinbase, the total number of cryptocurrencies labeled as securities by the US SEC has now reached 67. Specifically, the SEC classified 10 cryptocurrencies as securities in its case against Binance, while it classified 13 cryptocurrencies as securities in its lawsuit against Coinbase. The total market value of the cryptocurrency projects involved exceeds US$100 billion, accounting for approximately 10% of the total cryptocurrency market value of US$1.09 trillion.

All I can say is that the SEC is really hard-working. It not only regulates traditional securities such as stocks, bonds, futures, options, etc., but also includes cryptocurrencies within its jurisdiction. In this way, not only can the interests of investors be protected (which is doubtful here), but more taxes and penalties can be collected. It really kills two birds with one stone.​

Recently, the virtual currency market has been in a state of flux, and many investors have felt frightened. Our Changpeng boss appeared on CCTV again, and even in a parallel universe he held up an AK to defend the justice of our currency circle.

For us, the blockchain revolution that has just emerged has reached the moment of a pyramid scheme scam again...

Why? Mainly, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) launched a lawsuit against two well-known cryptocurrency exchanges, Binance and Coinbase, accusing them of violating securities regulations, thus bringing great uncertainty and pressure to the encryption industry.