Next week's hearing is shaping up to be intense. A senior financial regulator faces tough questioning over how to split accountability for compensating victims caught in fraud schemes and asset mismanagement cases. The debate centers on who should foot the bill when retail investors lose money through dodgy practices. It's a messy situation—regulators want to spread the burden across multiple parties, but stakeholders are pushing back hard. These compensation frameworks always trigger finger-pointing between platforms, advisors, and oversight bodies. Whatever gets decided could set precedent for how similar cases get handled going forward.
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DegenWhisperer
· 20h ago
Another blame-shifting session? To put it bluntly, everyone just wants to avoid responsibility.
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AirdropCollector
· 20h ago
Passing the buck again? Who's taking the blame this time?
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SleepTrader
· 21h ago
Another blame-shifting session, let's see who can deflect the most.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 21h ago
Here comes another blame-shifting session. Who will be the scapegoat this time?
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token_therapist
· 21h ago
Here comes the blame-shifting contest again. Seems like no one wants to take responsibility.
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 21h ago
Here comes the blame-shifting session again. Who's getting exploited this time?
Next week's hearing is shaping up to be intense. A senior financial regulator faces tough questioning over how to split accountability for compensating victims caught in fraud schemes and asset mismanagement cases. The debate centers on who should foot the bill when retail investors lose money through dodgy practices. It's a messy situation—regulators want to spread the burden across multiple parties, but stakeholders are pushing back hard. These compensation frameworks always trigger finger-pointing between platforms, advisors, and oversight bodies. Whatever gets decided could set precedent for how similar cases get handled going forward.