Billionaire Mark Cuban And Ex SEC Official Argue Over FTX Collapse And Crypto Regulations
American billionaire Mark Cuban and the former US Securities Exchange Commission official John Reed Stark argued over what actually caused the collapse of FTX and how US customers could have been protected better. Shark...
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Shark Tank star Mark Cuban suggested in a tweet that had the US SEC adopted similar regulations as Japan, US customers wouldn’t have lost money in the FTX collapse. ...
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