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US SEC Penalizes Jake Paul with $400,000+ for Unlawful Crypto Advertising

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has recently fined YouTube star Jake Paul over $400,000 for “illegal” crypto promotion. The SEC alleged that Paul had promoted a fraudulent initial coin offering (ICO) and failed to disclose that he was being paid for the promotion.

Paul, who has over 20 million subscribers on YouTube, was accused of promoting the Centra Tech ICO in 2017 without disclosing that he was being paid for the promotion. The SEC alleged that Paul received $200,000 in cash and $100,000 in Centra tokens for the promotion.

Paul has agreed to pay a $202,000 penalty and $1 million in disgorgement, which is the amount of money he made from the promotion. He has also agreed to not promote any securities for two years.

The SEC’s action against Paul is part of its ongoing effort to crack down on fraudulent ICOs and other crypto-related activities. The SEC has previously taken action against other celebrities, including boxer Floyd Mayweather and music producer DJ Khaled, for promoting ICOs without disclosing that they were being paid for the promotion.

The SEC’s action against Paul serves as a warning to other celebrities and influencers who may be tempted to promote ICOs without disclosing that they are being paid for the promotion. It also serves as a reminder that the SEC is serious about cracking down on fraudulent ICOs and other crypto-related activities.

The SEC’s action against Paul is a reminder that the crypto space is still largely unregulated and that investors should be cautious when investing in ICOs and other crypto-related activities. It is important to do your own research and understand the risks associated with investing in ICOs and other crypto-related activities.

30 thoughts on “US SEC Penalizes Jake Paul with $400,000+ for Unlawful Crypto Advertising”

  1. Tronix and BitTorrent tokens were offered and sold illegally and that Sun fraudulently manipulated the market to make the tokens appear as actively traded — despite no change of ownership in various sales.

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  2. Correction: They settled the charges for 400K, in return for not admitting wrongdoing.

    They defrauded hundreds of people and won’t even have to pay back everything they made + this won’t go on their criminal records.

    Truly justice has been served here…

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