The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed a fourth claim, this time against BAM Trading, for unregistered sales of its Staking program.
BAM Trading faces a fourth claim by the SEC, accused of offering and selling its Staking program without a required registration statement. The SEC asserts that this conduct violates Securities Act Sections 5 and 5.
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