SEC files complaint against operator of ‘unregistered’ $33M Crowd Machine ICO
ICO tokens from Crowd Computer were sold to Americans as “investment contracts,” according to the SEC’s complaint, which classifies them as securities.
ICO tokens from Crowd Computer were sold to Americans as “investment contracts,” according to the SEC’s complaint, which classifies them as securities.
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