Mayweather and Kim Kardashian Pull No Punches in Second EMAX Lawsuit
Kardashian and Mayweather claim the new lawsuit holds the same theory that was dismissed initially.
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Kardashian and Mayweather claim the new lawsuit holds the same theory that was dismissed initially.
The EMAX case gets thrown out, even though Kardashian previously agreed to pay up over $1 million in fines.
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Kim Kardashian is facing scrutiny over her EthereumMax promotions. Kim has been charged by the Securities and Exchange Commission for promoting a crypto asset security issued and sold by EthereumMax on social media without reporting the compensation she got for the promotion. In exchange for dropping the accusations, paying $1.26 million in fines, disgorgement, and […]
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Kim Kardashian will pay $1.26 million in penalties as a settlement with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the regulator announced on Monday.
As per the SEC’s press release, the reality TV superstar had agreed to settle with the securities regulator following charges over her unlawful promotion of EthereumMax, which according to the agency, is a crypto security token.
SEC notes that Kardashian touted the cryptocurrency on social media and failed to disclose the $250,000 payment she received from the project to advertise EthereumMax’s token EMAX via her Instagram account.
The order against the global influencer points out that her post also linked to the EthereumMax website, where potential investors were given more instructions on how to buy the tokens.
SEC Chair Gary Gensler said in a statement:
“This case is a reminder that, when celebrities or influencers endorse investment opportunities, including crypto asset securities, it doesn’t mean that those investment products are right for all investors.”
Violation of securities lawsGurbir S. Grewal, the Director of SEC’s Division of Enforcement, said federal securities laws clearly stipulates what should happen in cases where individuals promote crypto assets to potential investors.
“The federal securities laws are clear that any celebrity or other individual who promotes a crypto asset security must disclose the nature, source, and amount of compensation they received in exchange for the promotion…Investors are entitled to know whether the publicity of a security is unbiased, and Ms. Kardashian failed to disclose this information.”
Kardashian, who did not admit or deny the SEC’s findings, has agreed to settle with the regulator. The $1.26 million fine includes a $1,000,000 penalty and $260,000 in disgorgement and prejudgment interest, according to the SEC release.
As well agreeing cooperate with the SEC investigation, Kardashian will not advertise any crypto securities for the next three years.
The SEC order against Kardashian is the latest against a celebrity crypto promoter, with notable personalities to get into crosshairs with the agency including boxer Floyd Mayweather and actor Steven Seagal.
Kardashian and Mayweather were sued earlier this year by EthereumMax investors for their role in promoting the token.
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The SEC argues that the reality TV star failed to disclose the $250K payment she received for EMAX promotion.
The United States SEC charged the American celebrity and influencer for promoting a cryptocurrency asset security without disclosing payments received to her followers.
Her lawyers filed a motion in a California U.S. District Court to try and have the complaint against her dismissed.
Continue reading Kim Kardashian Attempts to Escape EthereumMax Lawsuit at DailyCoin.com.
If you are in the United States of America, then you must abide by the laws. The US is strict when it comes to enforcing the laws. If you spread misinformation that causes people to lose money, you can get sued. This is exactly what Kim Kardashian, Paul Pierce, and Floyd Mayweather did. What's even funny is that all three were involved in a pump-and-dump crypto scheme. But which cryptocurrency did they try to pump? Well, it's non-other than the EthereumMax pump. In this article, we're going to talk about what EthereumMax stands for, and how did those celebrities get involved.
What is EthereumMax Crypto?It is clear that the EthereumMax project started by taking the name of an already existing and successful blockchain: Ethereum. This alone should've been a red flag for crypto investors. On another note, when going to their official website, the most apparent thing is how to "buy" their token. They even go the extra mile to list the steps users need to take in order to buy the token.
Aside from all this sketchiness, EthereumMax claims to be a "community-driven" crypto project that "provides lifestyle perks with financial rewards and incentives to its holders with a pathway for practical long-term use in everyday life." If you didn't quite understand what that means, don't worry because neither did we. When a project does not clearly outline the goals and vision, run away.
EthereumMax Pump - What Exactly Happened?A class-action lawsuit is accusing EthereumMax and its celebrity promoters of working together to artificially inflate the price of the EMAX token. They basically made "false and misleading statements" on social media, as mentioned in the lawsuit.
Kim KardachianKim Kardashian has over 281 million followers on Instagram alone. Sending a hyped message to this many people about a crypto project from someone who does not understand tech properly sounds sketchy indeed. In the below screenshot, we can see a story posted by Kim that instigated that EMAX was going to "BOOM". Analysts say that Kim was paid between USD 500,000 and USD 1,000,000 on each sponsored post to boost EMAX.
Floyd MayweatherFloyd backed the EMAX token during his boxing match against the Youtuber Logan Paul. Tickets to the event could be purchased with the EMAX token. Since many people were expected to attend the fight, the lawsuit claims that this move boosted the trading volumes significantly.
The real crypto community knows how to differentiate between real crypto projects and bad ones. When Floyd attended a Crypto conference during that same period of time, he tried to promote EMAX. Luckily, he was booed off the stage.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBfNEp599K4 Paul PiercePaul is a former NBA basketball player who was also caught in the heat of boosting EMAX's social presence. Right after he was fired from ESPN for sharing controversial Instagram videos, he went to Twitter to make things worse.
EMAX Collapsed and People Lost MillionsAll the three above celebrities happened to boost the EthereumMax project during the same period, which was towards the end of May and the beginning of June 2021. The price of the EMAX token skyrocketed x16 times within 3 days. On the other hand, the dump was very quick and harsh. Many people lost a lot of money, the fact that made the authorities raise red flags about this event, and in turn, file lawsuits against those celebrities who participated in this pump-and-dump scheme.
EMAX lost more than 98% of its value, leaving investors to dust. That's why it is always advisable to understand the real use-case or service of the crypto project you're investing in. Simply saying "we are awesome and you'll get rewards" is not enough, nor "you'll make big bucks soon". Today, there are many real crypto projects that are serving the crypto community and helping in bringing decentralization forward.
If you want to buy real crypto tokens, consider crypto exchanges like Binance , Coinbase , Kraken , and Bitfinex .
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