Published 2 years ago

Does Kim Kardashian's SEC fine mark the end of the crypto-celebrity gold rush?

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Kardashian's $1.26-million settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission could mark a turning point in how Hollywood's biggest names think about this still relatively unregulated online economy. The SEC has been pursuing other celebrities for promoting tokens that the SEC believes are securities.

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The Washington Post

Kim Kardashian and the celebrity crypto con: New fine, old bottle

Kardashian's $1.26 million SEC fine for hyping cryptocurrency is the latest example of famous people profiting by pushing products on the rubes who love them.

2 years ago

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Los Angeles Times

Does Kim Kardashian's SEC fine mark the end of the crypto-celebrity gold rush?

Celebrities have long been tied up in the world of cryptocurrencies, NFTs and other digital assets. Could Kim Kardashian’s $1.26-million settlement with the SEC signal changing headwinds?

2 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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TechXplore

Does Kim Kardashian's SEC fine mark the end of the crypto-celebrity gold rush?

Kim Kardashian just got fined over a million dollars for boosting a cryptocurrency online—but she's not the only celeb with ties to the world of crypto.

2 years ago

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