SEC has no authority over crypto, argues defendants in $18M fraud lawsuit

By cineramaMay 23, 2023Bitcoin Business

Two people accused of running a fraudulent $18 million crypto mining scheme by the United States securities regulator are seeking a dismissal of the lawsuit, arguing in court the […]

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SEC has no authority over crypto, argues defendants in $18M fraud lawsuit

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