US lawmakers challenge SEC on Tron IPO, press for probe into Justin Sun
The financial regulator asked a judge to stay its enforcement case against the Tron founder in February, after which the company went public on Nasdaq.
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The financial regulator asked a judge to stay its enforcement case against the Tron founder in February, after which the company went public on Nasdaq.
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