Ex-Trader Ackerman Ordered to Pay $54 Million Fine for Crypto Fraud
The former New York Stock Exchange broker Micahel Ackerman has been ordered to pay $54 million in penalties by a federal court for running a crypto fraud, as per a release from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (C...
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A judge at the Southern District of New York court has banned Ackerman from trading in any markets supervised by the financial watchdog, CFTC revealed. ...
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