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Eric Balchunas still ultimately believes that the approval of Solana ETFs will hinge on whether Biden or Trump wins the presidential election.

Former NBA player Paul Pierce agreed to pay $1.409 million to the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as penalties for his undisclosed promotion of the unregistered securities token EthereumMax (EMAX), according to a February 17...

The United States Securities and Exchanges Commission has started to take action against celebrities promoting crypto-projects. In its latest move, the SEC has laid charges against former NBA player – Paul Pierce. The NBA Hall of Famer was pulled up...

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) sued former National Basketball Association player Paul Pierce for "touting" Ethereum Max (EMAX) tokens without revealing he had been paid to do so.

SNEAK PEEK Crypto investigators exposed Dillon Danis for promoting the NFT project for which he received $1,000. Many celebrities promote NFT projects without learning about their authenticity. Danis endorsed the product by tweeting a digital photo...

According to new guidelines released on January 23 by the Advertising Regulatory Board (ARB), a self-regulatory body by the South African advertising and public relations industry, the country’s cryptocurrency ads are targeted at potential buyers....

A federal judge has dismissed a class action lawsuit against celebrities, including Kim Kardashian, for promoting the cryptocurrency EthereumMax. The post Kardashian Lawsuit Dropped as Crypto Promoters Under Fire appeared first on BeInCrypto.

Californian District Judge Michael Fitzgerald threw out a lawsuit filed against Kim Kardashian and Floyd Mayweather Jr., stating that it was unclear whether the plaintiffs had seen EthereumMax promotional material from the celebrities. The post...

A California district judge decided to dismiss the motion because the complaint was not able to supply sufficient facts.

The United States’ Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is probing several crypto firms for potentially fraudulent or misleading advertising. According to FTC spokesperson Juliana Gruenwald, the agency is looking into “multiple corporations for alleged...