It can still be fraud, even if its 'maybe get rich'.
If they misrepresent the risks, if they issue more tokens than what they said, that's all fraud.
"you may get back less than you put in" isn't carte blanche to fleece the investors.
If they misrepresent the risks, if they issue more tokens than what they said, that's all fraud.
"you may get back less than you put in" isn't carte blanche to fleece the investors.
Once again, no idea if this is true. But suggesting there's no indication is disingenuous.
I still think it is like startup options: people have to learn that if they want to earn x, they should put it into the contract, and not be satisfied with a vague promise of possible riches in the future.
It is so basic that I find it hard to sympathize.