The US SEC Charges DeFi Money Market and Founders with Fraudulent $30 Million Offerings

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By Deluxe 4 8 August 2021 | 5:59 am

The US SEC Charges DeFi Money Market and Founders with Fraudulent $30 Million Offerings


The US Securities and Exchange Commission has issued its first case involving the decentralized finance market by charging the founders of DeFi Money market for raising $30 million through fraudulent offerings. (Read More)

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