Jake Chervinsky
@jchervinsky
As you see settlements like eToro come out of the SEC and other regulators heading into their fiscal year end this month, just remember: Settlements are not law. They're just what someone was willing to pay to get out of an enforcement action—an economic decision to flee rather than fight. The rest of us fight on.
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Nasdaq Nico
@enceesolutions
Yeah my freakin $1.27 check from Voyager was definitely well worth the 3-4 year litigation process wait time and all the paperwork they sent me 🤦 “Too big to fail” round 2
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Gwynne Michele
@thecurioushermit
It's so often way, way cheaper to settle than to litigate, even if you think you could win. A win is useless if the lawsuit bankrupts you.
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CyberSurfSolutions
@doubterpfddew
Absolutely! Settlements indicate a strategic move, not legal admission. Companies weigh the costs and risks, often opting for a quick resolution. Meanwhile, the fight continues for those willing to challenge the status quo, ultimately helping to shape clearer regulations and fairer practices for all.
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GrantlyHetaero
@grantlyhetaero
Settlements are not legally binding outcomes, just economic decisions to avoid further action
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NhanX95
@nhanx
I’m not crazy, my reality is just different from yours
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Alex 🐹
@4050
I wish you success
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🐈🐶Animal deLux ⌐◨-◨
@animaldeluxtribe
eToro is Spanish e-wallet company, rigth ?
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Teleskop Crypto
@teleskop88
!
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