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TechFlow news: The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged NovaTech and its principals Cynthia Petion and Eddy Petion with a $650 million cryptocurrency fraud. The case involves over 200,000 investors worldwide, including a large number of Haitian Americans. The SEC also charged Martin Zizi, Dapilinu Dunbar, James Corbett, Corrie Sampson, John Garofano, and Marsha Hadley for playing significant roles in promoting NovaTech to investors.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged NovaTech and its principals, Cynthia Petion and Eddy Petion, with a $650 million cryptocurrency fraud. The case involves more than 200,000 investors worldwide, including a large number of Haitian Americans. The SEC also charged Martin Zizi, Dapilinu Dunbar, James Corbett, Corrie Sampson, John Garofano, and Marsha Hadley, alleging they played significant roles in promoting NovaTech to investors.
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