U.S. SEC Issues New Alert Announcement on Digital Asset Investment Fraud

 On September 6, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued a new public alert regarding investment fraud related to digital assets. The SEC believes that the main reason for the increase in fraud and vulnerabilities is the “increasing popularity” of original tokens, and the soaring price of certain digital assets is also a key factor for fraudsters to attract investors. In previous news, SEC Chairman Gary Gensler has reiterated that a regulatory framework that can help digital asset investors resist fraud and other related risks is needed.




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