SEC orders US$13M in disgorgement, penalties in first decentralized finance case

By cineramaAugust 6, 2021DeFi

iStock/BrianAJackson The two men, Gregory Keough and Derek Acree, and their company Blockchain Credit Partners allegedly sold securities in unregistered offerings through their DeFi Money Market (DMM) business. The […]

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SEC orders US$13M in disgorgement, penalties in first decentralized finance case

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