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SEC Sues Mining Automatic and Founder Over Alleged $22M Crypto Mining Scheme

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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed a lawsuit against Mining Automatic and its founder over an alleged $22 million crypto mining scheme.

$22 million

total amount raised from investors in the alleged scheme

According to the SEC, the scheme promised guaranteed returns on crypto mining investments, but only a fraction of the funds were used for actual mining operations.

380+ investors

number of investors involved in the alleged scheme, according to the SEC

The SEC's lawsuit alleges that the scheme involved more than 380 investors.

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Sources

  1. cointelegraph.comSEC sues Mining Automatic and founder over alleged $22M crypto mining scheme (opens in a new window)
  2. theblock.coSEC charges Florida man and company in alleged $22 million crypto mining fraud scheme (opens in a new window)
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