Major Web3 Investor Shima Capital Shuts Down Following SEC Fraud Claims
Shima Capital is shutting down after the Securities and Exchange Commission accused founder Yida Gao of inflating his track record to defraud investors. Founder Departure and Fund Resignation Shima Capital, once one of t...
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