SEC Shuts Down Another Fraudulent Cryptocurrency Fund
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SEC Shuts Down Another Fraudulent Cryptocurrency Fund

THELOGICALINDIAN - Pennsylvania brothers are adverse accuse of artifice afterwards active a crypto advance armamentarium This is the latest in a continued cord of SEC cases adjoin crypto companies

The Securities and Exchange Commission has announced emergency activity adjoin a counterfeit cryptocurrency advance armamentarium operated by Sean Hvizdzak and Shane Hvizdzak.

Fraudulent Investment Fund

Between July 2024 and May 2024, the Hvizdzak brothers offered a cryptocurrency armamentarium to investors through at atomic three of their Pennsylvania-based businesses: Hvizdzak Capital Management, High Street Capital, and High Street Capital Partners.

The Hvizdzak brothers allegedly abstract the achievement of the fund. In business materials, the Hvizdzaks claimed that the armamentarium generated balance of 100.77% and 92.90% in Q3 and Q4 of 2024. In truth, the armamentarium resulted in losses during that time.

The Hvizdzaks additionally created apocryphal banking statements and artificial analysis documents, according to the SEC. Furthermore, the brothers transferred tens of millions of dollars from the SEC armamentarium to their own claimed accounts.

Courts accept ordered an asset benumb and issued a abstinent adjustment adjoin the firm. Local account letters additionally announce that the FBI visited High Street Capital beforehand this week.

Other SEC Activity

This is the latest in a continued cord of SEC cases adjoin crypto companies. Enigma, Opporty, BitClave, EOS, Kin, Telegram, and Sia accept all faced penalties over the accomplished few years. However, not all of those projects are fraudulent, and some accept faced ablaze penalties.

Some associates of the SEC, such as Commissioner Hester Peirce, are advocating for added acquiescent regulations. At atomic one proposed change is beneath application this year.

However, the SEC’s overwhelmingly acrid attitude adjoin cryptocurrency fundraising and ICOs has fabricated it difficult for crypto startups to accomplish in the United States.