Lack of Disclosure on LUNA Costs Galaxy Digital $200 Million
Galaxy Digital, founded by Michael Novogratz, has agreed to pay $200 million in penalties to resolve allegations that it violated New York laws by promoting the cryptocurrency LUNA without disclosing its financial intere...
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