NBA Star Paul Pierce to Pay $1.4M in Penalties for Promoting EthereumMax
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has charged former NBA player Paul Pierce with violating anti-fraud and anti-touting rules by promoting the EthereumMax cryptocurrency. Pierce has agreed to settle the charges...
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