Billionaire Mark Cuban publicly criticizes the SEC
Billionaire and cryptocurrency advocate Mark Cuban recently spoke out publicly criticizing the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). He accused the SEC of being a "financial regulatory shorthand" that does not protect anyone. Cuban also pointed out that the Howey test is insufficient to cover all cryptocurrency situations, suggesting that "cryptographic supplements are now needed for Howey and Reves."
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