SEC USA has accused Digital Licensing of crypto -mesh to $50 million – Bits Media

United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) achieved temporary freezing of the Digital Licensing Inc crypto company from Utah, accusing her of fraud with cryptocurrencies on $50 million.

According to the complaint, SEC submitted to the U.S. District Court of Utah, Since March 2021 four years head of Digital Licensing, also known as Debt Box, Jason Anderson (Jason Anderson), His brother Jacob Anderson (Jacob Anderson), Shed Brainon (Schad Brannon) And Roidon Nelson (Roydon Nelson), engaged in fraud. The lawsuit also appears 13 defendants, with the help of which American investors were involved $50 Milln in fiat currencies, bitcoins and broadcasts.

The regulator claims, that Digital Licensing leaders sold unregistered securities, calling them "licenses for software mining". The creators of the company promoted them in social networks, as well as at special events. Investors were promised a huge profit due to that, that these licenses allegedly made it possible to generate various crypto assets through mining, And the efforts of the company stimulated the growth of the tokens course, obtained in Debt Box.

SEC claims, that the so -called licenses were used to conceal the fact, that the tokens were already instantly created in Debt Box using a blockchain. Besides, DEBT BOX managers lied to investors about enterprises income, determining the cost of crypto assets.

The department demanded a permanent trial for Digital Licensing, Return of funds, obtained by dishonest way, and imposing administrative fines. The court decided to temporarily freeze the company's assets, and also appointed the temporary manager from the Law Firm Holland&Knight LLP, which will dispose of Debt Box assets in the interests of investors.

Recall, that the SEC recently accused the creator of the Hex Richard Khart (Richard Heart) in violation of the laws on securities and abuse of trust the investor.