SEC requests Crypto Wallet Abra from Securities and Exchange Commission

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2020-7-13 22:34
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The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) paid California-based cryptocurrency wallets Abra and the Philippines-based joint venture with Plutus for an anonymous sale of securities-based exchanges to printed investors , according to legal documents. Allegations that since February 2019, Abra has started offering contracts to U.S. and foreign investors, and U.S. staff at Abra have entered into thousands of stock and ETF trades to protect the contract. The SEC believes that Abra and Plutus violated federal safety laws as part of the exchange, and Abra and Plutus have agreed to pay a fine of $ 150,000, although they do not acknowledge or deny the result. .

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The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) sued California-based cryptocurrency wallets Abra and Philippine for joining Plutus in selling securities-based exchanges to traders. Allegations that since February 2019, Abra began offering contracts to US and foreign investors, and US Abra staff entered into thousands of stock and ETF trades to protect the contract. The SEC finds that Abra and Plutus violated key provisions of federal securities law regarding securities trading, and Abra and Plutus agreed to pay a $150,000 fine, without acknowledging or denying the outcome.
2020-7-13 22:34

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