Former SEC chief warns influencers about prosecution for crypto price manipulation
The SEC has started clamping down on crypto influencers, issuing several fines and cease and desist orders in the past few years.
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The SEC has started clamping down on crypto influencers, issuing several fines and cease and desist orders in the past few years.
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