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According to the court, the defendants, including Telegram Group Inc. and TON Issuer Inc., will also be required to notify the SEC of their participation in the issue of digital currencies within three years in 45 days.
Later, Pavel Durov announced in his Telegram channel that Telegram had already paid investors more than $ 1.2 billion “both directly and in the form of loans.” “We intend to continue to work on our other projects in the field of innovation and we hope that the regulatory environment for the blockchain technology in the United States will become more favorable for others in the future,” he concluded.
On May 12, Telegram founder Pavel Durov announced termination of work on the Telegram Open Network (TON) blockchain platform, in which investors invested $ 1.7 billion. The decision was made against the backdrop of the court supporting the SEC's position. Pavel Durov intended to return 72% of the invested funds to American investors, and investors from other countries can either return this share of investments, or give Telegram funds on credit and get 110% during the year, media reported.
source: cnbc.com
Later, Pavel Durov announced in his Telegram channel that Telegram had already paid investors more than $ 1.2 billion “both directly and in the form of loans.” “We intend to continue to work on our other projects in the field of innovation and we hope that the regulatory environment for the blockchain technology in the United States will become more favorable for others in the future,” he concluded.
On May 12, Telegram founder Pavel Durov announced termination of work on the Telegram Open Network (TON) blockchain platform, in which investors invested $ 1.7 billion. The decision was made against the backdrop of the court supporting the SEC's position. Pavel Durov intended to return 72% of the invested funds to American investors, and investors from other countries can either return this share of investments, or give Telegram funds on credit and get 110% during the year, media reported.
source: cnbc.com