Is FTX Breaking the Law? The Texas State Securities Board Thinks So
FTX is offering yield products to Texas residents despite apparently not having the states regulators approval. FTX in Hot Water Sam Bankman-Frieds empire is facing scrutiny from a Texas regulator....
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