On May 6, New York Attorney General (NYAG) Letitia James requested a temporary restraining order and other legal action against crypto app company Coinseed.
The Thursday lawsuits build on the initial legal action the NYAG took against Coinseed on February 17. At the time, James claimed the crypto company was defrauding investors and did not have the proper licensure.
Coinseed CEO Delger Davaasambuu told The Block that the allegations were “full of false accusations” and that “Coinseed has left NY in 2019 and we haven’t accepted any users from NY since 2018.” Davaasambuu did not respond in time for comment for the NYAG’s most recent legal action.
Still, the NYAG claims that Coinseed has been making unauthorized and fraudulent transactions, and that the NYAG office received more than 130 complaints since February from Coinseed investors worried about their assets, according to a release published Friday.
“In the months since we filed our suit, the greed perpetrated by Co
Japan to reportedly take action to scrutinize crypto globally
Japanese Ministry of Finance is hiring more staff to develop stricter global rules for digital currencies, particularly fiat-pegged…
