Enron Token Crashes Hard, CEO Takes Polygraph Test to Deny Involvement
Enron alleges that it had no involvement in the crash of its token, which was launched on February 4. Enron CEO Connor Gaydos sat with a retired FBI agent to take a polygraph test to clarify the situation. Enron CEO Take...
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