Kim Kardashian agreed to pay the SEC $1.3 million – a warning shot from the watchdog to crypto-promoting celebrities

By cineramaOctober 8, 2022Ethereum

FILE PHOTO: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission logo Kim Kardashian agreed to pay the SEC $1.3 million for promoting Ethereum Max this week. Other celebrities including Floyd Mayweather and […]

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Kim Kardashian agreed to pay the SEC $1.3 million – a warning shot from the watchdog to crypto-promoting celebrities

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