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SEC’s charges against Elon Musk have reached a critical point. SEC Chair Gary Gensler has given Musk 48 hours to settle or face legal action. The cryptocurrency legal issues around Musk grew as the SEC regulatory crackdown now targets several of his companies. The Elon Musk SEC investigation covers both Twitter (X) stock disclosure problems and new Neuralink probes. JUST IN: SEC Chair Gary Gensler has issued a settlement demand to Elon Musk, threatening charges unless Musk paid within 48 hours. Musk’s lawyer Alex Spiro accuses the SEC of harassment and politically motivated actions. pic.twitter.com/vjOQGP0UAV — Jacob King (@JacobKinge) December 13, 2024 Also Read: Top 3 Cryptocurrencies You Should Buy Before Bitcoin Hits $120K What SEC’s Charges Against Elon Musk Mean for Cryptocurrency and Market Regulation Source: TechCrunch Settlement Demand and Multiple Charges The SEC charges against Elon Musk have come with a strict deadline. He must settle in 48 hours or face mu...

Prominent crypto influencer Ben Armstrong, formerly known as ‘BitBoy,’ found himself in a legal predicament following a conspicuous arrest. The incident unfolded on September 25th when Armstrong was taken into custody while livestreaming outside the house of a former associate. He spent just over 8 hours in custody, as confirmed by the Gwinnett County, Georgia, Sheriff’s Office. Armstrong has now been released on bail but faces two charges : “loitering/prowling” and “simple assault by placing another in fear.” His bond has been set at $2,600 and $40 in fees. In Georgia, loitering or prowling is described as being in a place at a time or in a manner not typical for law-abiding individuals under circumstances that provoke justifiable and reasonable alarm or immediate concern for the safety of people or property in the vicinity, according to the Georgia-based law firm Lawson & Berry. Consequences for this misdemeanor can include a fine of up ...