About to spend 8 compulsory hours with my favorite stalkers (the SEC)
The SEC asked why @LBRYcom couldn't just fix the price of $LBC to $.10
I brought up George Soros, the Bank of England, and the vast history of why prices can't be fixed in free market
Maybe he was playing dumb but claimed he still didn't understand so I told him he should quit
I've included the phrase "due to the challenging and arguably nefarious blockchain regulatory environment in the United States" in around a dozen answers
Some gems from my first round of compelled testimony vs. SEC
SEC is Q and I'm A
Round 2 is on Monday and I'm going to do even better 😎
Might as well dump some of the lessons I've learned on testifying to the feds while I'm here
1 - There's no offense, only defense. The judge does not read testimony. SEC gets to pick and choose what they show the judge. So your job is to minimize things that can be cherry-picked
2 - You have as much time as you like to answer. There's no recording, just a transcript. So you can take as long as you like to speak. Even uncomfortably long periods.