New Acting Inspector General of the US SEC Prioritizes Combating Cryptocurrency Fraud

金色财经2025/05/20 13:43

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According to CryptoSlate, the new Acting Inspector General of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Katherine Reilly, has made cryptocurrency fraud a top regulatory priority. Her office's October 2024 report shows that cryptocurrency scams account for 18% of the total SEC investor complaints, with retail investors losing $3.96 billion in 2023. Reilly took over during the transition period from the retired Deborah Jeffrey and previously led the investigation into the 2024 SEC official Twitter hack (which caused a $1,000 fluctuation in Bitcoin prices) while serving as Deputy Inspector General.

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