SEC claims first enforcement action in $30M fraud case involving DeFi project

by Aurelia Butler 6 August 2021, 21:20 169 Views

According to a Friday announcement, the Securities and Exchange Commission, or SEC, said that this is the first case involving securities using DeFi technology which resulted in an enforcement action. The agency said it charged the company Blockchain Credit Partners as well as Florida residents Gregory Keough and Derek Acree, alleging they were involved in offering and selling more than $30 million in unregistered securities from February 2020 to February 2021.

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SEC claims first enforcement action in $30M fraud case involving DeFi project

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