New York AG Calls Whistleblowers 'Deceived or Affected' by Crypto Market Crash
“I encourage employees of crypto companies who may have witnessed misconduct to file a lead launcher complaint. alert,” said New York Attorney General Letitia James.
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New York Attorney General Letitia James has opened the doors for investors who may have witnessed misconduct at a crypto firm amid extreme market volatility to file a lawsuit as whistleblower.
In a Monday notice, James called out New York-based crypto users who have been locked out of exchanges or lending platforms, unable to access funds, or "cheated out of their crypto investments." Currency" to contact the Office of the Attorney General. As a whistleblower, someone filing a complaint with authorities could remain anonymous - the New York Attorney General's website already includes the ability to submit relevant documents and information through a Tor browser.
"Investors were promised big returns on cryptocurrencies, but instead lost their hard-earned money," James said. “I urge any New Yorkers who believe they have been deceived by crypto platforms to contact my office, and I encourage workers at crypto companies who may have witnessed misconduct to file a whistleblower complaint. "
The GA specifically called out investors whose funds may have been affected by the crash of Terra (LUNA) - now renamed Terra Classic (LUC) -, as well as those whose withdrawals were suspended or accounts frozen on staking or yield generation platforms including Celsius, Voyager, Anchor and Stablegains. New York AG's Investor Protection Office will handle all complaints received.
The cryptocurrency market is extremely unpredictable. Last month the market hit record highs and investors lost hundreds of billions. New Yorkers should be careful and think twice...
“I encourage employees of crypto companies who may have witnessed misconduct to file a lead launcher complaint. alert,” said New York Attorney General Letitia James.
New
New York Attorney General Letitia James has opened the doors for investors who may have witnessed misconduct at a crypto firm amid extreme market volatility to file a lawsuit as whistleblower.
In a Monday notice, James called out New York-based crypto users who have been locked out of exchanges or lending platforms, unable to access funds, or "cheated out of their crypto investments." Currency" to contact the Office of the Attorney General. As a whistleblower, someone filing a complaint with authorities could remain anonymous - the New York Attorney General's website already includes the ability to submit relevant documents and information through a Tor browser.
"Investors were promised big returns on cryptocurrencies, but instead lost their hard-earned money," James said. “I urge any New Yorkers who believe they have been deceived by crypto platforms to contact my office, and I encourage workers at crypto companies who may have witnessed misconduct to file a whistleblower complaint. "
The GA specifically called out investors whose funds may have been affected by the crash of Terra (LUNA) - now renamed Terra Classic (LUC) -, as well as those whose withdrawals were suspended or accounts frozen on staking or yield generation platforms including Celsius, Voyager, Anchor and Stablegains. New York AG's Investor Protection Office will handle all complaints received.
The cryptocurrency market is extremely unpredictable. Last month the market hit record highs and investors lost hundreds of billions. New Yorkers should be careful and think twice...
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