Kim Kardashian, EthereumMax and the SEC's Publicity Grab
Kim Kardashian, EthereumMax and the SEC's Publicity Grab Original Source
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Read MoreThe Securities and Exchange Commission announced on Oct. 3 that Kim Kardashian settled an allegation that she promoted “a crypto asset security offered and sold by EthereumMax without disclosing the payment [of $250,000] she received for the promotion.” While she cooperated and closed the case with $1.26 million in penalties, the
Read MoreIf EthereumMax’s Twitter is meant to broadcast to the world, then its Discord server is where the projects’ true believers (or at least its most committed) roam. There, some 2,300 members can talk about EthereumMax’s crypto partnerships, its forays into gaming, its price action – pretty much anything – with
Read MoreOn Monday, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed charges against the celebrity and socialite Kim Kardashian for unlawfully promoting the crypto asset Ethereummax. The U.S. regulator detailed that Kardashian agreed to settle the charges and pay $1.26 million in penalties, and plans to cooperate with the SEC’s ongoing
Read MoreAmerican socialite Kim Kardashian will pay $1.26 million in penalties for her involvement in the promotion of a cryptocurrency scheme called EthereumMax (EMAX).The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced the charges against Kardashian on Oct. 3 for "touting on social media a crypto asset security offered and sold by
Read MoreThe Securities and Exchange Commission has charged Kim Kardashian with unlawfully touting EthereumMax without disclosing the payment she received. Original Source
Read MoreReality TV star Kim Kardashian and boxing legend Floyd Mayweather Jr. are facing a class-action lawsuit over their promotion of Ethereummax and the EMAX cryptocurrency token. The celebrities’ “improper promotional activities generated the trading volume needed for all the defendants to offload their EMAX tokens onto unsuspecting investors,” the lawsuit
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