Unicoin: War on Crypto & Future of Money

This is a dramatic true story about the still-ongoing War on Crypto, a well-documented government conspiracy aimed at suppressing the cryptocurrency industry in the United States. The stakes cannot be higher. This war is about controlling the Future of Money. The cryptocurrency market has already surpassed $4 trillion and is expected to continue its rapid growth, gradually replacing the traditional banking system and government-issued currencies. Predictably, the banking industry and governments are fighting this shift to crypto. During the Biden presidency, Gary Gensler, the powerful Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, waged his notorious War on Crypto, which was so unconstitutional that 18 states sued the SEC as a result, and a federal court fined the SEC for gross abuse of power. Unicoin, arguably the most compliant and impactful cryptocurrency company in the United States, became the last crypto company targeted by Gensler’s SEC. Weeks after the President-elect Trump promised to put an end to the War on Crypto and fire Gensler right on Inauguration Day, Gensler’s SEC sent Unicoin a notice of their intent to sue Unicoin. To date, Gensler’s henchmen are persecuting Unicoin using grotesquely absurd charges and inflicting multi-billion-dollar damages on thousands of its investors. “The SEC’s outrageous lawsuit is an attack not just on Unicoin, but on responsible innovation in the digital asset space. [Unicoin] team has been transparent, compliant, and forward-looking from the start,” wrote Eric Rosen, a Former Assistant United States Attorney. “[Unicoin] is the rare crypto company that voluntarily chose to register with the SEC, chose to file audited financial statements, chose to do everything above board to attract the most sophisticated investors. And now, in what appears to be Gary Gensler’s parting gift to an industry he did not understand, the SEC has declared war on one of the most compliant and promising companies in the history of crypto. We’re going to fight it, all the way,” wrote Michael Homer, a Former Federal Prosecutor. The SEC launched its lawfare attack on Unicoin in early 2024, shortly after Unicoin announced its plans to get listed on stock and crypto exchanges, and initiated a massive advertising campaign. The Unicoin logo was visible on thousands of taxis, on billboards, cars, boats, TV screens, and the Internet. View Less