Hi First name,

Thank you for your continued interest in our efforts to turn Unicoin into a leading cryptocurrency brand!

This objective would have been accomplished last year, if not for a political attack by the disgraced SEC Chairman and his minions. We were poised to become the first publicly traded cryptocurrency company in the USA, with the valuation likely to exceed the $19B valuation of our last pre-SEC-assault round.

The Unicoin is getting international media attention. Here’s the latest report:

In the firm’s initial response to the SEC accusations, attorneys noted that Unicoin’s investors knew they were buying rights to a next-generation cryptocurrency backed by a U.S. company with equity stakes in high-growth “unicorn” companies and a portfolio of world-class real estate that enabled its coins to have intrinsic value. They also knew the risks involved.

What they might not have anticipated was that Gensler’s SEC would block the company’s planned September 2024 initial coin offering (ICO) and thus sabotaged Unicoin’s ability to complete the agreed-upon real estate transactions that provided the collateral for the Unicoin Rights Certificates.

They did not foresee that the SEC would rob them of their return on investment.

One would think that newly installed SEC Commissioner Paul Atkins would have tossed the case against Unicoin long ago. After all, President Trump on his first day in office pardoned Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht, who had been sentenced to life in prison in 2015. Trump said “the scum that worked to convict him were some of the same lunatics” who engaged in lawfare against him.

In a relatively short time frame, the Atkins SEC dismissed cases against Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, Opensea, and Uniswap. The decision to drop the lawsuit against Binance and founder Changpeng Zhao ended one of the last remaining crypto enforcement actions brought by the agency – just eight days after the SEC announced its case against Unicoin.

In August, the SEC and Ripple Labs announced they were ending their longstanding legal battle, in which the agency had accused Ripple of selling its XRP token as an unregistered security.

And when President Trump pardoned Changpeng Zhao in October, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said, “In their desire to punish the cryptocurrency industry, the Biden administration pursued Mr. Zhao despite no allegations of fraud or identifiable victims.”

That campaign severely damaged the U.S. reputation as a global leader in technology and innovation, she added.

Leavitt concluded her statement proclaiming that “the Biden Administration’s war on crypto is over.”

Except it isn’t – Not to Unicoin’s investors and principals.

Neither Atkins nor Sacks nor anyone else in the Trump Administration has explained why Unicoin has been singled out for the heavy hand of the SEC.

While Konanykhin ponders how his company’s support for the Trump crypto agenda – and their role modeling the right way to submit to regulatory oversight – Moschini found time to praise the administration for the GENIUS Act, which creates a regulatory framework the lack of which had been a big deterrent to the growth of the token economy in the United States.

“We created a token that is not issued. We swapped rights to receive the token when it is issued, in exchange for real estate, equity in companies, and other tangible assets. We did it following all the rules,” she said.

Alex and I are “extremely committed to democratizing access to wealth creation,” she says. “That means giving people around the world access to investment opportunities that were previously limited to accredited investors.”

One can understand, given the Biden Administration’s disdain for currencies not under control of the Federal Reserve, Gensler’s relentless pursuit of a company intent on forcing the creation of a proper legal framework for cryptocurrencies.

But why is the Trump Administration continuing Gensler’s war against its own ally?

With very best wishes,

Alex Konanykhin
CEO, Unicoin Inc.
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P.S.: My updates focus on our journey towards becoming a publicly-traded company and on our efforts to turn our Unicoin into a major cryptocurrency. These updates are not intended to serve as financial advice or to replace our official reports filed with the SEC. Please note that I cannot possibly answer all the questions myself, so your response to this message may be processed by members of our Investor Relations team. “Unicoin USA” term is occasionally used for Unicoin Inc., a Delaware corporation. My past updates can be found at u.site/updates

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