Founder of crypto lender Celsius Network arrested, charged with fraud
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#4EDIT: omg at the almost $5B settlement
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/07/13/former-celsius-ceo-arrested-... ("The FTC also announced a $4.7 billion settlement against the exchange, which will not be paid until creditors and investors have been repaid in bankruptcy proceedings.")
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#5"Somebody is lying. Either the bank is lying or Celsius is lying.” - Alex Mashinsky EDIT: omg at the almost $5B settlement https://www.cnbc.com/2023/07/13/former-celsius-ceo-arrested-... ("The FTC also announced a $4.7 billion settlement against the exchange, which will not be paid until creditors and investors have been repaid in bankruptcy proceedings.")
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Nobody is going to be splitting hairs over SEC semantics because its not just about securities.
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"The agency said Celsius engaged in "risky trading practices" and made uncollateralized loans, despite telling investors that it did not. The company also falsely claimed to have raised $50 million from selling its token, and claimed to have 1 million active users when in fact it had only around 500,000 depositors, many of whom were no longer active, the SEC said."
Securities or not, selling something while knowingly lying to buyers about what it is they are purchasing is fraud.
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If you want legal advice, get a lawyer. If you don't want an expensive court case to determine who is in the right, don't do business in areas without established case law.