2021-08-29 12:08:59
SEC INTENDS TO COLLECT $200,000 FROM STEVEN SEAGAL
A district court in New York allowed the SEC to recover $200,000 from Stephen Seagal for advertising an ICO for cryptocurrency startup Bitcoiin2Gen.
In February 2018, Segal became the brand ambassador for Bitcoiin2Gen and actively promoted the ICO campaign on social media. The startup raised $75 million. However, in early March 2018, the New Jersey Securities Bureau stopped the ICO to protect investors from possible fraud.
In February 2020, the SEC fined Segal $314,000 for hiding a startup fee and banned the actor from participating in a stock promotion for three years.
According to Bloomberg, he agreed to pay $330,000, but made only one payment for $75,000, delaying the rest of the payments and ceasing to contact.
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