SEC Charges Jump Crypto Subsidiary for Role in Terra’s Stablecoin Collapse

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SEC Charges Jump Crypto Subsidiary for Role in Terra’s Stablecoin CollapseThe U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced that Tai Mo Shan Ltd. has agreed to pay $123 million to resolve allegations of misleading investors about the stability of terrausd, Terra’s algorithmic stablecoin. Tai Mo Shan Settles SEC Allegations Over Terrausd for $123 Million Tai Mo Shan, a subsidiary of Jump Crypto Holdings, was accused […]

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