The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is faced with operational gaps due to a significant number of staff exits, whilst also grappling with a $100 million fraud case against NYC crypto firm, Unicoin Inc. Unicoin's CEO and top executives allegedly sold "rights certificates" tied to a non-existent token, misrepresented assets, offloaded securities, and distributed tokens unlawfully; the SEC is seeking executive bans, disgorgement of funds, and civil penalties, highlighting the increased risk to investors amid deteriorating market oversight.
When the watchdog’s barking but bleeding, who’s safe from the wolves? Just as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) tightens its grip on crypto fraud and corporate reporting, cracks are forming in its foundation. SEC Chair Gary Gensler recentl...
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