Saylor: Bitcoin is a commodity, not a security; advocating for it is a matter of freedom of speech
2026-09-04 18:26:32
According to CoinMeta, Saylor states that in the United States, discussing Bitcoin, advocating for its use, or publicly recommending holding Bitcoin does not require a license. He emphasizes that Bitcoin is a commodity, not a security, and that fraud and manipulation are illegal; advocating for Bitcoin falls under the category of freedom of speech.
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