Are Bounty Hunters In Danger From SEC?

[PRIBO247]

"The next wave of enforcement by the SEC, stimulated by its recent
settlement with professional boxer Floyd Mayweather and music
producer DJ Khaled, is expected to be on social media influencers
who have promoted ICOs to the general public."

https://www.ccn.com/secs-next-move-social-media-influencers-who-promoted-crypto-icos/

According to the news above, SEC will soon be taking an active interest in ICOS promoters on social media of which bounty hunters play a major role. Now I am thinking, bounty hunters are paid to promote ICOS on social media and to some, it is a source of income. What happens if SEC decides to shut down any form of ICO promotion on the social media? How badly will this affect bounty hunters? Can they do this? What are your thoughts on this?

[Ahmedalab]

Now I am thinking, bounty hunters are paid to promote ICOS on social media and to some, it is a source of income. What happens if SEC decides to shut down any form of ICO promotion on the social media? How badly will this affect bounty hunters? Can they do this? What are your thoughts on this?

[PRIBO247]

Now I am thinking, bounty hunters are paid to promote ICOS on social media and to some, it is a source of income. What happens if SEC decides to shut down any form of ICO promotion on the social media? How badly will this affect bounty hunters? Can they do this? What are your thoughts on this?

Wow! you just quoted me verbatim! No changes no addition! Mate that is not how things work here. If you had nothing to say, you should have just moved on. smh

[levyashin]

If the bounty hunters residing in US they may face some problems also this can be bounty managers and etc. too. But if you are not in US, SEC can't touch you.

[Abusadeeq6]

This will bring badluck to us and SEC has to think well before stamping any law. In my own opinion they need to support us to promote any projects.

[PRIBO247]

 But if you are not in US, SEC can't touch you.
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This is a huge relief I tell you.

[Dprincebh]

Actually if SEC is gonna put strict regulation on bounty hunters. Things is not gonna work out with bounty hunters and project will find it hard to enter the market talkless of getting influencers

[ivanleon]

The problem should not be for bounty hunters, but for unscrupulous projects that the SEC must now take control of. A complete ban on promotion in social networks is not a way out. Here's a walkthrough of all the hateful KYC may be required for bounty hunters.

[Thegals]

If only for social media, you can still work on other bounties such as articles and articles. And the results are certainly bigger than the social media bounty. So there is no need to fear about the news and we continue to live it as long as the bounty is still there, unless there are rules that are no longer allowed to use the bounty program then we worry.

[PRIBO247]

If only for social media, you can still work on other bounties such as articles and articles. And the results are certainly bigger than the social media bounty. So there is no need to fear about the news and we continue to live it as long as the bounty is still there, unless there are rules that are no longer allowed to use the bounty program then we worry.

Not everyone can adequately express himself/herself well much less write an article. So if the SEC is to seriously pursue this angle, its gonna affect a lot of hunters and I mean...alot!

[OptimusPrime]

"The next wave of enforcement by the SEC, stimulated by its recent
settlement with professional boxer Floyd Mayweather and music
producer DJ Khaled, is expected to be on social media influencers
who have promoted ICOs to the general public."

https://www.ccn.com/secs-next-move-social-media-influencers-who-promoted-crypto-icos/

According to the news above, SEC will soon be taking an active interest in ICOS promoters on social media of which bounty hunters play a major role. Now I am thinking, bounty hunters are paid to promote ICOS on social media and to some, it is a source of income. What happens if SEC decides to shut down any form of ICO promotion on the social media? How badly will this affect bounty hunters? Can they do this? What are your thoughts on this?

I really can't say much on this but to watch and. See how it plays off. As far as I am concerned,  I haven't broken any rule and their move to me is not what they should be doing

[aldenlim]

"The next wave of enforcement by the SEC, stimulated by its recent
settlement with professional boxer Floyd Mayweather and music
producer DJ Khaled, is expected to be on social media influencers
who have promoted ICOs to the general public."

https://www.ccn.com/secs-next-move-social-media-influencers-who-promoted-crypto-icos/

According to the news above, SEC will soon be taking an active interest in ICOS promoters on social media of which bounty hunters play a major role. Now I am thinking, bounty hunters are paid to promote ICOS on social media and to some, it is a source of income. What happens if SEC decides to shut down any form of ICO promotion on the social media? How badly will this affect bounty hunters? Can they do this? What are your thoughts on this?

It's not about the bounty hunter and it is about social media influencers because social media influencers never join
any kind of bounty program by any ICO and these influencers are contacted directly by the marketing team a
company.
Bounty hunters do not have any influence on social media at all because most of their followers are gained thru
joining some follow trains and follow back schemes on Twitter.
And if you read some discussions on Bitcointalk forum about bounty hunters being influencers all of the reputable
members of that forum will disagree, bounty hunters are just sharing signals with their retweets and tweets about
a certain project to make an ICO look powerful with lots of supporters.

[ZionRTZ]

Who knows if they are ever gonna do it? I just do not think that they're willing to spend time and other resources just to go after thousands of bounty hunters.

[hsyncl]

I think it needs to be brought to the arrangement in a frank manner. At this point, it may be very logical to intercept scam projects with small arrangements at first.

[Ghozrd]

I do not understand what will happen if the bounty hunter no longer exists. They are paid with tokens or coins and not dollar. Crypto becomes big because of the many communities. I think the rules from the SEC have no effect and Ico Ads will always be there.