SEC files lawsuit against Tron’s Justin Sun and celebrities over crypto securities offering

SEC files lawsuit against Tron’s Justin Sun and celebrities over crypto securities offering
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2023-3-23 23:41

Among the celebrities who settled with the Securities and Exchange Commission for their role in promoting TRX and BTT were actress Lindsay Lohan, YouTuber Jake Paul and singer Akon.

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