US SEC Freezes Assets of Alleged Crypto Scam Backed by a Former State Senator

By cineramaMarch 20, 2020Bitcoin Business

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has frozen the assets of Meta 1 Coin, an alleged crypto scam backed by a former state senator that promised investors […]

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US SEC Freezes Assets of Alleged Crypto Scam Backed by a Former State Senator

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